Many people enter the crypto world with the idea of getting rich overnight, thinking they must master complex technical indicators, understand candlestick charts, and study various trading strategies. In reality, I have seen too many such people—staring at RSI, MACD all day, researching every indicator thoroughly, only to find their accounts becoming more and more chaotic, and ultimately getting liquidated twice, completely crushed by the market.

The truth about the crypto world is actually quite harsh: the smarter people are, the more likely they are to lose money. Those who actually make money tend to use the simplest, most straightforward methods.

Instead of watching the market every day, it’s better to adopt a simple and feasible phased accumulation approach. This method may sound very basic, and its logic couldn’t be simpler, but its execution can outperform those indicator enthusiasts by a long shot.

**Step 1: Invest 30% to test the waters**

Choose mainstream coins with good liquidity like BTC, ETH, SOL, and invest 30% of your total funds. This isn’t a full-blown all-in gamble, but rather taking a position first, observing the market clearly before making further moves. With coins and market trends, the key is to avoid getting stuck too badly. Don’t bother with altcoins and Meme tokens—they tend to have poor liquidity and high risk of zeroing out.

**Step 2: Add to your position with 40% during market dips**

When the price drops, don’t panic—this is actually an opportunity to lower your average cost. When the price falls about 10%, use 10% of your remaining funds to add to your position, up to a maximum of 40%. By doing this, even if the market continues to decline later, your average cost will keep decreasing.