To be honest, this space is probably the most realistic battlefield for ordinary people to turn their lives around.

Why do I say that? Because it’s fair enough—players from all over the world compete on the same stage, without so many invisible hands manipulating things behind the scenes. Especially with Bitcoin, the underlying logic of decentralization completely eliminates the traditional ways of market manipulation, and at most, it’s just a game of chips between big players and whales. Giving us regular folks a relatively fair arena is already a luxury these days—what more can we ask for?

I use a particularly “dumb” method myself, but it’s steady. From the initial 8,000 yuan I started with to now having over 20 million USDT sitting in my account, the journey has been slow but solid:
- The first 10 million: Took a year and a half, the most painful stage. Back then, my trading system wasn’t mature, and I was constantly starting over and refining it every day.
- The second 10 million: Done in three months, started to get the hang of it.
- The third 10 million: 40 days, the system was running smoothly.
- The fourth 10 million: 5 days to account, just happened to catch the right rhythm at that time.

To be honest, 75% of the profits exploded within half a year. The solid foundation in the early stage made it possible to soar later on.

**The core of my strategy is just two words: Stability and Prudence.**

**【How to Operate in a Choppy Market】**

To be clear, I only do high-sell and low-buy on BTC and ETH. Altcoins? I don’t even look at them.

**How to open a short position?**
Mainly watch the resistance levels on the 4-hour chart, especially key resistances like the MA60 moving average. If the price keeps getting suppressed by this line and can’t break above, that’s the signal to build short positions in batches.

For example: If the resistance is at 2440, and the price spikes to 2450 then falls back, set your stop loss just above 2450. The logic is simple—if it breaks the previous high and holds steady, it means the trend has changed, and it’s time to admit you’re wrong.

**How to enter a long position?**
Look for support levels on the same or higher time frame, and when the price dips near there, build long positions in batches. The stop loss is similar—place it just below the previous low after a wick down and a rebound. For example, if support is at 2300, and there’s a wick down to 2280 followed by a bounce, then set your stop loss just below 2280.

**What’s the essence of this method?**
It’s not about predicting the market, but following the market structure. Resistance is resistance, support is support—don’t fight the market. With stop losses in place, even if you get the direction wrong, you won’t be seriously hurt; if you’re right, let your profits run.

In the end, making money doesn’t come from flashes of inspiration, but from repeating simple rules ten thousand times. The market rewards those who have the patience to endure.