Making money in the crypto world isn't that difficult; it all depends on the method. I have a living example around me: turning 1,000 yuan into 80,000 through strategies that seem "stupid" but are actually very effective.
This guy was a complete beginner when he started. He would get dizzy just looking at the candlestick charts on the market interface and was completely confused by the red and green bars. He held onto his 1,000 USD very tightly, afraid that one wrong move would wipe it all out. And what was the result after three months? An 80-fold increase.
Many people have asked him for his secret, guessing if he had some insider information or special indicators. Actually, no. It’s just a set of five layers of "extremely simple" logic. It looks boring and invincible, but executing it is super smooth.
**Layer 1: Strict Position Segmentation.** Divide 1,000 USD into 10 parts, using no more than 100 USD each time. This may seem overly cautious, but he never wavers—no matter how small the principal, risk must be diversified.
**Layer 2: Signal Simplification.** Don’t look at all kinds of complicated indicators; just recognize two conditions: the 7-line crossing the 21-line on the 1-hour chart, and the MACD on the 4-hour chart turning red below the zero line. Only act when both are met. Once, the market almost met the criteria, and he waited until dawn for the signal confirmation, choosing to give up rather than break the rule.
**Layer 3: Obsession with Take Profit and Stop Loss.** Immediately place dual orders when opening a position: exit if loss reaches 1%, take profit at 3%. When he first set a stop-loss order, his finger trembled badly, but the market then dropped 2%, and since then he never doubted this discipline.
**Layer 4: The Power of Compound Interest.** Every time he profits, he reinvests all the profit plus half of the principal. When he reaches the second profit, he reduces the total to 2% of the total funds for trading. The progress seems slow, but after a month, his returns far surpass those who chase highs and sell lows.
**Layer 5: Avoid High Volatility Periods.** He experienced a big loss during the non-farm payroll night, so he made a blacklist: avoid trading before and after non-farm payroll releases, don’t touch trades on Friday nights from 8-10 pm, and prefer quiet liquidity periods like 1-3 am. "Less market manipulation during these times, more stability," he says. That was his most expensive lesson.
It may sound boring, but those who stick to this method ultimately stand firm. From a beginner to consistent profit-maker, not relying on luck but on a system—this is the real logic of making money in the crypto world.
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NightAirdropper
· 6h ago
Honestly, this logic isn't flawed; it's just a real test of human nature. An 80x return sounds great, but how many people can stick with it until the second month...
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airdrop_huntress
· 6h ago
Listen, it's just a money-making logic, really a patience game that tests endurance.
Basically, this whole thing is about suffocating greed, but the problem is, isn't every project in the crypto world driven by greed?
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screenshot_gains
· 6h ago
That's right, you just need to follow the rules and not mess around.
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DegenGambler
· 6h ago
It's the same old story again, 80x? I remember the last time I saw it was 50x, and the time before that was 120x...
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just_another_wallet
· 6h ago
Basically, it's about discipline, but very few people stick to it.
Those who are truly making money are quietly executing and not just chatting in the community.
I've used the compartmentalization trick before, and it really helps me sleep more peacefully...
Trading from 1-3 AM? Bro, you're just making excuses not to sleep.
Without stories of overnight riches, no one would read this article.
80x leverage? I believe in probabilities, but can such examples be replicated?
Taking profit at 1% sounds too conservative, I'm itching to do it.
I totally understand the trembling fingers moment; the first time I placed a stop-loss order, I cut my losses and cried.
It's really about psychological preparation + persistence; it sounds simple but is hell to do.
I agree with avoiding high-volatility periods; non-farm data is truly the bottomless pit.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 6h ago
Wow, isn't this the power of compound interest? An 80x return is indeed incredible, but the key is to stay alive until that moment of compounding.
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HodlAndChill
· 6h ago
To be honest, this set of things is just self-discipline; most people can't do it.
Making money in the crypto world isn't that difficult; it all depends on the method. I have a living example around me: turning 1,000 yuan into 80,000 through strategies that seem "stupid" but are actually very effective.
This guy was a complete beginner when he started. He would get dizzy just looking at the candlestick charts on the market interface and was completely confused by the red and green bars. He held onto his 1,000 USD very tightly, afraid that one wrong move would wipe it all out. And what was the result after three months? An 80-fold increase.
Many people have asked him for his secret, guessing if he had some insider information or special indicators. Actually, no. It’s just a set of five layers of "extremely simple" logic. It looks boring and invincible, but executing it is super smooth.
**Layer 1: Strict Position Segmentation.** Divide 1,000 USD into 10 parts, using no more than 100 USD each time. This may seem overly cautious, but he never wavers—no matter how small the principal, risk must be diversified.
**Layer 2: Signal Simplification.** Don’t look at all kinds of complicated indicators; just recognize two conditions: the 7-line crossing the 21-line on the 1-hour chart, and the MACD on the 4-hour chart turning red below the zero line. Only act when both are met. Once, the market almost met the criteria, and he waited until dawn for the signal confirmation, choosing to give up rather than break the rule.
**Layer 3: Obsession with Take Profit and Stop Loss.** Immediately place dual orders when opening a position: exit if loss reaches 1%, take profit at 3%. When he first set a stop-loss order, his finger trembled badly, but the market then dropped 2%, and since then he never doubted this discipline.
**Layer 4: The Power of Compound Interest.** Every time he profits, he reinvests all the profit plus half of the principal. When he reaches the second profit, he reduces the total to 2% of the total funds for trading. The progress seems slow, but after a month, his returns far surpass those who chase highs and sell lows.
**Layer 5: Avoid High Volatility Periods.** He experienced a big loss during the non-farm payroll night, so he made a blacklist: avoid trading before and after non-farm payroll releases, don’t touch trades on Friday nights from 8-10 pm, and prefer quiet liquidity periods like 1-3 am. "Less market manipulation during these times, more stability," he says. That was his most expensive lesson.
It may sound boring, but those who stick to this method ultimately stand firm. From a beginner to consistent profit-maker, not relying on luck but on a system—this is the real logic of making money in the crypto world.