In the wave of the Crypto Assets market, I used to be a blindly following investor of trends. Last year, when the NFT concept was in full swing, I invested in it without hesitation, only to see half a year’s salary vanish into thin air. What’s more frustrating is that those once highly sought-after projects ultimately turned out to be worthless Tokens.

After experiencing this painful lesson, I decided to change my strategy, abandoning all so-called short-term trading secrets, and instead adopted a seemingly 'clumsy' but actually efficient investment method. Surprisingly, in the following six months, the value of my account actually grew 28 times.

The core idea of this approach is very simple: to position oneself when market pessimism reaches its peak and to decisively exit when the public is caught in a frenzy. Specifically, I mainly focus on the following aspects:

First, I focus on finding Crypto Assets that the market has forgotten. I carefully observe those coins whose candlestick charts have been stable for over three months and where community discussions are filled with negative sentiment. When I find that the last active community for a certain coin is no longer discussing it, I start to build a position in batches. To control risk, I set strict stop-loss lines for each investment target, usually at 85% of the purchase price, ensuring that a single loss does not exceed 2% of the total capital.

Secondly, after building my position, I will patiently wait like taking care of succulent plants. I deliberately avoid frequently checking the market trends; even when I see other coins experiencing a surge in the short term, I insist on holding my original position. This requires a strong self-discipline to overcome 'fear of missing out'. According to the data, the probability of loss for investors who frequently chase up and down is over 70%. To avoid emotional trading, I set a rule for myself to check the market at most once a day.

Finally, I strictly adhere to the principle of 'liquidate immediately when profits reach 30%'. This number is well thought out: a stop-profit point that is too low cannot cover the trial and error costs incurred earlier, while a stop-profit point that is too high is likely to lose the profits already gained due to market corrections. There was once when I liquidated according to the rules and the coin subsequently rose by 50%, but I do not regret it. In this high-risk market, preserving the principal is more important than seeking higher returns.

Nowadays, people often ask me about investment secrets. But in reality, the successful method is very simple: do not blindly follow the trend, be patient, and do not be greedy. In the Crypto Assets market, smart people are often tired of chasing the latest trends, while the 'foolish' wait quietly for the market to make mistakes.

True investment wisdom lies not in predicting market trends, but in maintaining one's original intention and staying calm and rational amidst the market's clamor. In this way, I have not only achieved investment returns, but more importantly, learned how to survive in this market filled with temptations and risks.