You might not believe it, but I used the simplest and most brutal method to eat up 99.9% of the market's profits—an operating system that looks incredibly stupid, but can really make money.

You might not believe it when I say this: turning 3000U into 35,000U, a tenfold increase.

You all research K-lines, pile up indicators, chase news, draw lines like art masters—all for what? Still losing more than I do with this "foolish method." This is a real problem.

When I first entered the circle, I knew nothing. Didn't look at K-lines, didn't understand indicators, was too lazy to chase news. I just focused on one thing—trend direction. That's it.

Later, I summarized that my entire system has only three rules, very simple, very direct, but very effective:

**First: When the trend first shows signs, bury 3% of the capital**

Not bottom-fishing, not prediction, and definitely not pretending to be an expert. Just wait for a slight signal of trend upward, and make small attempts. Avoid trash coins, choose projects with clear tracks. Sounds stupid, right? That's how stupid I am, but it's the safest.

**Second: Add to positions only when the market truly takes off, by 20-50%**

Yes, when the big players are eating at the bottom, I stay still. Wait for trend confirmation, volume to pick up, market consensus to form. Only then do I follow. This is what I call "confirmation operation"—looks stupid, but it's the safest.

**Third: Take profits and leave**

Pre-write take-profit and stop-loss points, don't get agitated with the market. While others are still betting on the next wave, I’m already counting money lying down. Simple, crude, but very effective.

I once saw a guy who lost 400,000 in the past, his mentality was shattered. Later, he stubbornly followed this "fool system," and in less than three months, he recovered everything. He even said himself: This trick looks deadly stupid, but it really makes money.

What's the logic behind all this?

Most people in the crypto circle lose because—they are too smart.

Too smart to switch 7 coins a day, too smart to jump in at every rally, too smart to cut losses, too smart to treat gambling as investment. The final result? Their accounts slide straight down.

The people who truly make money, their operations look slow, dumb, and steady—slow pace, simple ideas, very restrained actions.

But it’s precisely this "stupidity" that is the underlying logic of the market.

Follow the trend, don’t follow the herd; confirm before acting, don’t gamble early; exit when needed, don’t be greedy. Sounds like nonsense, but it’s these nonsense that can turn 3000U into 35000U.

There is a curse in the crypto circle: the smarter you are, the more you lose; the more stable you are, the more you earn.

You can continue to choose to be smart and lose money, or you can choose to be "stupid" and make money. The choice is yours.