Making money in the crypto world seems to suggest that the more complicated the method, the more likely you are to lose money. I am a living example myself.

Four years ago, I was a typical "techie"—studying K-line charts, MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands, and other indicators in depth. The result? My account made little progress throughout the year, and I was liquidated several times due to overtrading. Later, a seasoned investor told me a phrase that completely changed my mindset: Don’t overthink it, the simpler, the more profitable.

He taught me a "343 Batch Positioning Method." Honestly, at first I looked down on this method, thinking it was too conservative. But after trying it a few times, the results were unexpected. Over more than two years, my initial capital of 200,000 yuan grew to over 50 million.

**No prediction of rise or fall, just buy according to the rhythm**

The core logic of this method is: don’t guess where the market is heading, but respond to all market conditions with a fixed positioning rhythm.

**Stage One: 30% Initial Position**

First, select mainstream coins—BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, any of them. Then invest 30% of your total funds. This step is about testing the waters, but don’t use all your bullets at once. Keep some cash in hand for later opportunities.

**Stage Two: 40% Replenishment**

This is the most critical part of the entire method. If the coin price rises, don’t chase it. Wait for a pullback to add more. If the price drops, then for every 10% decline, add 10% of this 40% allocation, continuing until this 40% is fully used. Why do this? It’s simple: the more it drops, the cheaper the price, and when the market rebounds, your gains will be greater.

**Stage Three: 30% Final Position**

When the coin price retraces to a key support level (such as the 7-day moving average) and stabilizes, add the remaining 30%. By then, market sentiment has basically warmed up. After entering, set a trailing stop to lock in profits along the way.

**Why is this method so effective**

It doesn’t rely on prediction skills, only disciplined execution. It doesn’t gamble on direction, just follows the rules. Most importantly—this method allows you to accumulate chips when the market is most panicked, which is exactly where most people tend to make mistakes.

Initially, many people think this method is a bit silly, but later they realize: those who survive in the crypto space are often the "silly-looking" investors, because only by surviving can you have the chance to make big money.

The key is whether you can resist temptation and stick to your rules. The market creates anxiety and opportunities every day, but the real winners are those who can resist the noise and stick to their plan.