Two weeks ago, I came across a case where someone turned a small principal of $800 into $5,000 within two weeks. At first glance, it sounds like a fairy tale. But a closer look at their operational logic reveals that it’s not luck, but a methodical approach.

Many people misunderstand — they think making money depends on talent or market sentiment. In reality, the most crucial factor in the crypto world is having a methodology.

The trader’s approach can be summarized in three layers:

**Layer One: Accumulation + Counterattack**

Don’t chase the highs or gamble on emotional swings. Focus on identifying assets that are being heavily sold off by the main players. Start with 5% of your total capital to test the bottom. Once the market confirms a reversal, immediately increase to 30% for heavy positioning. This way, you’re not catching the remnants of a rebound, but the actual upward trend. The profits on the first day of opening a position can demonstrate the power of this approach.

**Layer Two: Rotation + Batch Trading**

Gamblers rely on luck; veterans rely on rhythm. Divide your funds into three pools: main positions for major upward waves, arbitrage positions for rebounds, and protective positions to reduce drawdowns. It may seem complex, but in practice, profits will compound gradually. This method is much faster than betting on a single move.

**Layer Three: Discipline**

This is the easiest to overlook but also the most deadly. Set stop-loss points, take profits in batches, and plan your exit strategy before entering a trade. It’s not about predicting the market to make money, but about letting market fluctuations work for you.

If executed consistently, making two trades a day on average, you don’t need to go all-in or trade frequently. Profits will accumulate steadily, like clockwork. The key is to have this framework and strictly adhere to it.