You might not believe it, but I used the simplest and most brutal method to eat up 99.9% of the market profits—a set of operating systems that look incredibly stupid but can actually make money.

It may sound unbelievable, but turning 3,000 U into 35,000 U is a full 10x increase.

You all spend time studying K-line charts, stacking indicators, chasing news, drawing lines like art masters—yet the conclusion? You still lose more than I do with this "foolish method." This is a real problem.

When I first entered the circle, I knew nothing. I didn't look at K-line charts, didn't understand indicators, and was too lazy to chase news. I only focused on one thing—trend direction. That’s all.

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

**First: When the trend shows signs, first deploy 3% bottom position**

Not bottom-fishing, not predicting, and definitely not pretending to be an expert. Just wait for a slight upward signal in the trend, and test with small amounts. Avoid trash coins, choose projects with clear sectors. Sounds stupid, right? It’s so stupid that it’s actually the most stable.

**Second: Add 20-50% to your position only when the market truly takes off**

Yes, when the big players are eating at the bottom, I stay put. Only when the trend is confirmed, volume increases, and market consensus forms do I follow. This is what I call "confirmation operation"—it looks stupid, but it’s the safest.

**Third: Take profits and exit when you’ve gained enough**

Set take-profit and stop-loss levels early, don’t get agitated with the market. While others are still gambling on the next wave, I’m already counting money lying down. Simple and brutal, and very effective.

I know someone who lost 400,000 in the past and was extremely shaken. Later, he stubbornly followed this "foolish system," and in less than three months, he recovered everything. He even sighed: “This method looks stupid as hell, but it really makes money.”

What’s the logic behind this?

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

Smart enough to switch between 7 different coins in a day, smart enough to rush in at any sudden rise, smart enough to never cut losses, smart enough to treat gambling as investment. The final result? Account balance plummets.

The people who are truly making money tend to operate slowly, clumsily, and steadily—they don’t rush, their thinking is simple, and they act with restraint.

But it is this "stupidity" that underpins the market’s core logic.

Follow the trend, don’t follow the crowd; confirm before acting, don’t gamble early; sell when it’s time, don’t be greedy. Sounds like nonsense, but it’s these nonsense rules that can turn 3,000 U into 35,000 U.

There’s a curse in the crypto world: the smarter people are, the more they lose; the more stable people are, the more they earn.

You can continue to choose to lose money smartly, or you can choose to make money by being "stupid." The choice is yours.