Many people in the crypto world are messing around but overlook the simplest truth.

Instead of constantly watching the charts, switching frequently, and risking liquidation with leverage, it's better to change your mindset—slow down, and you might earn more steadily. Someone used this method with 3000U and gradually grew it to 24,000U. This is not a magical number; an 8x return is hard to achieve but also simple. The hard part is that most people would rather smartly lose money than clumsily make money.

There are many "experts" in the crypto space. When news comes out, they go all-in, switch coins every three minutes, leverage to the max, and end up staring at the K-line in confusion. It’s not that they don’t try hard, but they put their effort in the wrong place. In crypto, it’s never about how fast your hands are, but whether your mindset is stable enough.

The truly effective method involves three steps—

**Step 1: Wait for the wind to come**
Only take small positions when the trend first appears, starting with a 3% core position. Don’t guess the bottom or bet on news; just wait quietly. The market never mistreats those who are patient.

**Step 2: When the wind rises, add positions**
When the trend begins to confirm and the market becomes active, increase your position to 20%-50%. Don’t chase the peak; leave the main players to do their thing. Focus on the most solid middle part.

**Step 3: When the wind stops, walk away**
When the market peaks, withdraw immediately and leave the scene. Don’t look back at the K-line. The market is like an ATM—only those who are sober-minded know the password.

This method isn’t exciting, but it works. One trader lost over 40% but, in just three months, used this logic to recover his losses and even buy a car. Another fan started with 200U and grew it to 6,000U solely through position management. He said, “It turns out slow is fast.”

There’s really no profound technique in crypto. Ultimately, it’s a battle of mindset and stamina with your positions. Your losses aren’t because you don’t understand the charts, but because you can’t control your hands, desires, or greed.

Two paths lie ahead: continue to be the “smart person” in the volatility, or be a little dumber and steadier, managing your funds well. The market will always reward those who can endure.