To be honest, the people in the crypto circle who make their first real fortune are not necessarily the most technically skilled.

Last year, there was a fan who spent every night studying candlesticks, MACD, RSI—every indicator inside and out. So what happened? His account got messier and messier, he got liquidated twice, and the market basically tortured him to the point where he could barely take it.

Later, I told him one sentence: the smarter people are, the easier it is for them to lose money. The ones who truly make money are the ones who use “stupid” methods.

He was skeptical, half-believing, but he was still willing to try. I taught him the “343 staged entry method”—the name is a bit ugly and the logic is simple, but the results he got after doing it were indeed pretty good.

Step one: use 30% of the total capital to build the position first. Choose mainstream coins—don’t touch dead air tokens, don’t try to pick bottoms, and don’t gamble on direction. First, stand firm with a position; if you have coins, you won’t panic.

Step two: if the price drops, top up in batches. Add a little for every ~10% drop, topping up to a maximum of 40% total. When other people panic and cut their orders, you stay calm and gradually pull your cost down. Once the rebound comes, profits jump fast. Don’t chase when it rises—wait for the pullback and then decide.

Step three: once the trend is holding, only then deploy the remaining position. Reclaim key levels and put the last 30% in to catch the main upswing. But make sure your take-profit levels are set—don’t get greedy.

This method has no technical content. The key has never been technical analysis—it’s execution.

Follow the rhythm—no going all-in, no panic, no chasing pumps, and no emotional trading. That’s the real test.

To be honest, in the crypto circle, the people who manage to turn things around aren’t the gifted ones—they’re the ones who are willing to keep doing “stupid” methods to the end. Smart people calculate too much; instead, they keep getting slapped in the face by the market. Stubborn people only do one thing: set the rules, then follow them.

Which one do you want to be?

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