I don't understand technical analysis, but with this method, I turned 30,000 into 5 million in a year.

The true wealth code in the crypto world is often hidden in the most unassuming "clumsy methods."

Many people enter the crypto space aiming for quick riches, but in the end, they can't even protect their principal. Today, I want to share this "simplest money-making method"—simple, straightforward, practical, and even scare traders from learning it. Avoid these three mistakes; even one can make it hard to turn things around.

Don't chase after rising prices or sell during dips. Every major price surge is followed by countless people shouting "This time is different," only to get trapped at the top and not open their app for three years.

Real veterans only step in when blood is flowing—when candlesticks look like diving, emotions are exploding, and mainstream coins are halved—that's the stage for bottom-fishing.

Don't go all-in on a single coin.
Putting all your funds into one coin? That's gambling, not investing. Always keep 30% cash on hand. When the market suddenly crashes again, you'll have bullets to buy quality assets at low prices.

Don't go all-in with full position.
You can never predict how many opportunities are out there. Going all-in means giving up flexibility. Top traders know how to control their positions; even if they make a mistake, they can turn things around instead of being wiped out in one wave.

Six must-know tactics to outpace 90% of people:
1. Consolidation leads to breakout rule: Long periods of sideways movement will fall, and excessive gains will retrace. Whether it's high-level sideways trading or bottom oscillations, these are signals of impending change. Until the direction is clear, it's better to earn less than to act rashly.

2. Sideways trading = risk of liquidation.
You might think sideways is a resting zone, but it's actually a "liquidation hotspot." When the market is unclear, controlling impulsive actions is true skill.

3. Buy on red, sell on green.
On days of sharp decline with large red candlesticks, it's actually a smart buying opportunity. When the market fears the most, it's often the safest; when greed peaks, it's the most dangerous.

4. Sharp rebounds after big drops are even stronger.
Have you seen a flash crash? If a rapid decline can be quickly halted, it's an excellent rebound opportunity! The crypto market always falls fast and bounces back even faster. Watch the big waterfalls and don't blink.

5. Pyramid-style position building.
Don't go all-in at once. Gradually add positions in the bottom zone. Every 10% drop, add a layer to dilute costs and reduce risk. When prices rebound, it's time to harvest.

6. Change in trend = signal to liquidate.
After a big surge, sideways movement? Don't fight it—take profits. After a sharp drop and sideways trading? Don't expect a rebound—cut early and survive! These seemingly "clumsy" strategies are actually the core logic for navigating bull and bear markets.

I don't take single orders against the trend, I don't go all-in—only steady, single positions. $BTC