#战略性加仓BTC 2100U turned into 75,000U. Why do I make more money by giving up watching the charts?

Crypto investors are all trying to figure out how to beat the market. Technical analysis, fundamentals, high-frequency short-term trading—the strategies are dizzying. But I’ve found a paradox: the more complicated the method, the easier it is to lose money.

My secret might sound a bit silly—no candlestick charts, no short-term trading, no fussing over technical indicators (I don’t even know MACD, RSI)—yet I relied on this "simple method" to grow 2100U into 75,000U in two months. Many people around me also follow this logic—some are now full-time investors, others are improving their lives with the gains. If even a "fool" like me can succeed, it shows there’s real skill in this approach.

So, how does this method work? Let me break it down:

**Position Discipline is the First Line of Defense**
Always only use 30% of your account. No matter how tempting the opportunity, don’t add more. I don’t care if it drops, I don’t care if it’s sideways; I only lock in profits during a clear upward trend. Most of the time, I just hold quietly, waiting for big swings that can multiply my position 3x or 5x.

**Trend Trading, Stay Away from "Air"**
My focus is on mainstream coins—$BTC, $ETH, $ZRX, $DOGE, $ZEC—coins with solid market caps. I don’t look at small coins, no matter how tempting, because the risk-reward ratio is not worth it.

**Diversify Capital, Steady Compound Growth**
Divide your funds into five parts, only use 1-2 parts each time. Rebalancing has rules—only add when the trend is confirmed, never bottom-fishing. This approach may seem "slow" on the surface, but the account curve remains extremely stable.

Look at the actual account changes:
Early June: 2100U
June 21: 12,000U
July 5: 39,000U
July 18: 75,000U

This isn’t luck; it’s the power of compound interest.

**Execution > Technical Analysis**
I’ve seen many analysis experts who read candlestick charts 100 times better than me. But what happens? When emotions fluctuate, they cut losses, reverse positions, chase rallies, and end up losing. I’m not that smart—my advantage is simply staying calm, acting when needed, and not changing my mind randomly.

Among my followers, those who used to get caught in trades and frequently hit stop-loss are now more stable by following this mindset. Simple things are often the most effective because simplicity makes it easier to replicate and stick with.

The next wave of market movement is brewing. If you want to escape the chaos of trading, try this approach—don’t overcomplicate crypto investing.