I'm 37 years old this year and have been rooted in the crypto circle for 8 years. People often ask me: "Did you really make money?"



My answer is very straightforward: from the 2021 to 2023 market rally, my account grew from five figures to eight figures, and now I stay in hotels costing 5000 per night without blinking. Compared to peers in traditional industries and e-commerce sellers, life is much more relaxed and comfortable.

People always want to dig out some secret from me, but there’s nothing mysterious about it—rather than talent and luck, it’s more about sticking to a seemingly "stupid" method: the "253 Batch Building Method." Using this logic, I’ve accumulated over 40 million in profits. Beginners who follow this approach can avoid many pitfalls.

Take BTC as an example. Suppose you have an investment principal of 10,000 yuan, and you can fully execute it in three stages:

**Stage 1 is "2"** — allocate 20%, which is 2000 yuan, to lightly test the waters. The advantage of a small position is that no matter how the market twists and turns, you can stay calm; your psychological tolerance is completely different. I’ve seen too many beginners go all-in right away, get euphoric after a small rise, and panic after a small drop. This step is actually meant to avoid traps.

**Stage 2 is "5"** — the remaining 50%, which is 5000 yuan, is added in multiple rounds. If the market is rising, patiently wait for a correction before adding; if it starts to fall, increase gradually following the "8% drop, add 10%" rhythm. The beauty of this approach is that no matter how the market fluctuates, your average cost can be spread out more evenly, preventing you from being stuck in a position just because you entered at a certain point.

**Stage 3 is "3"** — wait until the trend truly stabilizes—for example, BTC breaks through a key resistance level without a pullback—and then add the final 30%, which is 3000 yuan. The entire building process is steady and calm, making it more robust.

This method may seem basic, but in the crypto world, the simplest approaches often go the farthest. Currently, the market is still oscillating, and I see too many people chasing highs and selling lows, hoping for some "shortcut," but in the end, they get wiped out in a wave. I stick to the rhythm of "not panicking, not greedy, and adding in batches," which helps me stay steady amid these fluctuations.

The hardest part in crypto is never about finding some "god operation," but about self-control—resisting the greed to go all-in and the fear that kicks in when prices drop. The reason I can live comfortably is not because I gamble on market directions; frankly, it’s because this "stupid method" repeatedly helps me avoid all kinds of pitfalls. Beginners shouldn’t underestimate its simplicity—what truly works and can be steadily profitable amid volatility is what’s truly valuable.
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LiquidatedThricevip
· 5h ago
253 This stuff doesn't sound like anything new, but the key is in execution. Most people can't do it.
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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 5h ago
Wow, the 253 batch method... sounds profound, but it's really just a practical version of supply and demand curves. Even Buffett would say it's good. Forty million in revenue sounds like the floor price surge of a digital art piece, but restraint in this set of arguments indeed perfectly embodies the philosophy of a bear market.
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gaslight_gasfeezvip
· 5h ago
It sounds good, the 253 rule I've heard a hundred times, but the key is still having capital and the right mindset. I just lack that kind of resolve...
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