2025-12-18 08:51:01

#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 $BTC Honestly, I used the most straightforward method to eat up 99.9% of the profits, and my account increased tenfold.

$ETH It's the kind of operation that sounds laughable.
$SOL I'm the fool, don't follow me and be a fool too.

When I first entered the circle, I knew nothing. K-line charts? Never looked at them. Technical indicators? Completely clueless. Industry news? Too lazy to read.
I only focused on one thing—trend direction.

How about that?
Starting with a principal of 3,000 yuan, it finally grew to 35,000 yuan, a full 10x return.
Isn't that outrageous?

Look at you guys—studying for ages, drawing all over the charts, and in the end, you lose even more than I do, this "idiot"...

Later, I reviewed my trades and found that I could make money simply by following these three super simple, super stupid, but super effective iron rules:

**Rule 1: When the trend just starts to emerge, invest 3% of the bottom position first**
No bottom fishing, no reckless predictions, no pretending to be a big shot.
Be more cautious, stay away from those trash small coins.
It's that simple and crude.

**Rule 2: When the market really goes crazy, only then add 20%-50% to your position**
Yes, when the main institutions are accumulating, I just sit tight. I only do "confirm that the trend is established" operations that seem stupid.
But surprisingly, this is the safest way.

**Rule 3: Take profits when you've made enough**
Plan your take-profit and stop-loss points in advance, don't follow the market's emotions to go crazy.
While others are still dreaming of the next wave, I’m already comfortably sipping tea.

I have a fan who previously blew up his account and lost 400,000 yuan, his mentality was a complete mess.
Later, following my "Fool's Rule" strategy, he recovered all his losses in less than three months.
He even exclaimed: This method is really stupid, but it really makes money.

Think about it—why do most people in the crypto circle end up losing?
They think too much.
They are so smart that they switch seven coins a day, so smart that they chase after rising prices immediately, so smart that they always sell late...

The ones who actually make money are often those who seem a bit "slow, foolish, cautious."
Stupid to the point of absurdity, earning terrifying amounts.

The choice is in your hands: continue to smartly lose money, or follow me on the safer path.

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ETH0,9%

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AirdropJunkie

· 2025-12-21 08:50

You are right, too many people overanalyze and end up losing more. This dumb method is indeed remarkable. This is the legendary simplicity of the great way, and I only later realized that chasing the price and following trends is really the fastest way to be played for suckers. The funniest thing in the crypto world is that the smarter you are, the more you lose. I know several people who study strategies every day and still haven't made any money. Wait, are you serious? Turning it around in three months? That's just too outrageous. The lazy person's strategy is indeed terrifying. Understanding a trend thoroughly is a hundred times more reliable than constantly switching coins.

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PoolJumper

· 2025-12-21 07:48

What you said makes sense, but it feels a bit pretentious. It sounds absurd, but I believe half of it. 3000 to 35,000 is indeed intense, but I feel like articles like this always say that. A tenfold return sounds great, but how many can really buy the dip? This theory sounds reasonable, just afraid it will be disappointing when put into practice. So many people in the crypto world are losing money, and it’s not all because they are too smart. I just want to ask, when the next bull run comes, can it still be this stable? Indeed, greed is the biggest enemy of people in the crypto world. Compared to this, I want to know how I ended up becoming a "somewhat foolish" person making money. Listening to others talk eloquently is not as real as blowing up an account myself.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 2025-12-19 18:14

It's quite eye-opening, but I still think this kind of thing depends on timing, geography, and people, not everyone can replicate it. Wait, is this the so-called "great wisdom appears as foolishness" tactic? I feel like I've been played a bit. Wow, from 3000 to 35,000, if it were really that stable, there wouldn't be so much effort to hype it up. It sounds much more comfortable than those big influencers I followed before, but I still need to try it myself to believe it. So the core is—don't overthink it, just stick to discipline? That's an old saying. Damn, it reminds me of my foolishness last year chasing the high of SOL; I really lost a lot.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 2025-12-18 09:21

Uh... the supply and demand curve tells me that this "Fool's Rule" is actually just about doing the most perfect risk pricing, and the floor price is always the most honest. Simple and straightforward to the point of having a bit of an artistic touch, I must admit.

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SerumDegen

· 2025-12-18 09:19

nah this "simplicity wins" copium hits different when you're already up 10x... wait till the liquidation cascade kicks in lmao

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Anon4461

· 2025-12-18 09:03

I really think this set of "idiot theory" hits the pain points of the crypto circle. Simple and straightforward is actually the most effective. Being called trend investing sounds nice, but being called following the crowd is harsh, but it’s hard to resist making money. That guy who got liquidated with 400,000 really outdid himself; he turned things around in three months. I guess now he finds everything more agreeable. But to be honest, knowing is easy, doing is hard. Most people still can't control their hands. Compared to those who study K-lines every day, it’s better to learn what "knowing when to rest" means. Damn, the SEC is messing around again. As retail investors, we can only wait and watch the show. 3000 to 35000, I need to remember this number. Next time I get liquidated, I’ll use it to comfort myself.

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SandwichVictim

· 2025-12-18 08:56

This theory sounds great, but in reality, it's just survivor bias. Those with good luck always think they're smart. The new regulatory framework from the SEC has been released, and this guy is still talking about a 3% core position. Compliance is the real trap. How many people who actually make money dare to boast about it every day? Most have been wiped out. I also tried this approach, and that "trend" cost me 150,000. Now I only believe in fundamentals. To put it simply, it's all about luck. That's how the crypto world works. Don't be brainwashed.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-18 08:53

Here comes the storytelling again to grab attention. If going from 3,000 to 35,000 was that easy, I would have been a billionaire long ago. I've heard this kind of claim many times. In the end, it still comes down to real trading; anyone can talk empty words. But it's true that following the trend and managing risks is much more reliable than blindly studying candlestick patterns. There's no mistake in that.

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