I got on board at the age of 28, and I have been navigating the world of encryption for 8 years now. Some people are curious if I made any money? During the period from 2020 to 2022, my account numbers broke eight digits, and I woke up every day without having to think about how to deal with partners, nor did I have to worry about the troubles of company operations.

What is it based on? It's not some kind of extraordinary talent, nor is it pure luck; it's a method called "343 allocation method." This seemingly clumsy approach has allowed me to steadily earn over fifty million.

Let's take Bitcoin as an example —

Starting move: first invest 30%
If I have 120,000 capital, the first step is to only move 30%, which is 36,000 to test the waters. Entering with a small position, I won't be anxious, and the risk is easier to control.

Midfield tactics: build 40% of the position in batches
Up? I'll wait for a pullback to add more. Down? For every drop of 10 points, I'll increase my position by 10%, gradually filling up the 40% quota. This way, no matter how the market bounces, the cost can be averaged out.

Closing action: the last 30% is the climax.
Once the trend becomes clear, invest the remaining 30% in. The whole process is clear and straightforward.

This method sounds a bit silly, but sometimes silly methods are the most durable.

In this market, the hardest part has never been finding some magical operation, but rather controlling one's greed and fear. I have seen too many people trying to take shortcuts, only to blow up in one night. What I rely on are these few words: "stay calm, don't be greedy, and invest in phases."

What about the result? While others chase the rise and fall, I steadily move forward, going further.

Brothers, don't underestimate this seemingly clumsy approach—it's the real reliable cash machine in the encryption market.

Success is not only about luck, but also about choices: choosing the right cryptocurrency, choosing the right timing, choosing the right circle, and choosing the right companions.