#美联储重启降息步伐 From entering the crypto world at 29 to now at 37, it’s been 8 whole years. I’ve watched this market go from wild to calm, from despair to frenzy.

People are curious—did I make money? Let’s put it this way: after the 2020 to 2022 bull run, my account did cross eight figures. Now I stay in hotels that cost 2,000 a night, and compared to other ’80s kids grinding in traditional industries, my life is much easier.

How did I do it? Talent? Luck? Neither. I just used a simple method I came up with myself—the “343 Staged Position Building Method”—and ended up making over 20 million.

Take Bitcoin, for example. Let’s say I have 120,000 in principal. I’d first use 30% of it, that’s 36,000, for my first entry. Why only 30%? Because a small position keeps your mindset stable and risk controllable.

The second stage is 40% of the total position. If the price goes up, I wait for a pullback to add more; if it drops, for every 10% dip, I add another 10% of my position, gradually filling up that 40%. This way, no matter how the market swings, your cost basis gets averaged out.

The final 30% only goes in when the trend is really established. Throughout the process, your positions are clear and your rhythm is set.

Honestly, this method might sound a bit dumb. But in the market, the most effective things often look dumb.

Those who chase pumps and panic sell always dream of getting rich overnight, but often end up back at square one just as fast. My approach boils down to six words: stay calm, don’t be greedy, and build positions in stages.

When others are chasing highs, I’m waiting for a pullback; when others are panicking and selling at a loss, I’m building my position in batches. That’s how I’ve made it this far, steadily and surely.

So don’t underestimate this kind of “dumb method”—in the crypto market, it’s a real money machine. Controlling your position size and keeping your hands in check is more important than anything else.