There is an interesting phenomenon in the crypto world—some people make millions using the most basic methods. Surprisingly, about 80% of their trades are losses. But this guy is living more and more comfortably, and the key lies in one word: survive.

I've seen too many people get liquidated, almost all falling victim to the mindset of "betting right or wrong." The correct approach is actually very simple: divide your capital into ten parts, set a 5% stop-loss on each trade, and exit immediately after three consecutive losses—no room for luck or hesitation.

On the technical side, don’t get killed by the 5-day moving average that’s like a meat grinder; the 30-day moving average is your bottom line. Don’t try to bottom fish below the 200-day moving average—that’s basically giving away money. When others FOMO into rising coins and scream when they lose 30% in three days, your screen remains unchanged.

When should you act? Wait until the trading volume completely flatlines, when no one in the community speaks up, and the entire network is cursing—this is the perfect time to deploy your strategy. Adding positions also requires rhythm; wait until floating profits reach over 20%, then add slowly in a pyramid style, locking in some profits at each layer.

Making money never depends on that one big hit; it’s all about surviving and accumulating little by little. If you still haven’t made money by now, are you still dreaming of a "one-night turnaround"? Instead of blindly gambling, learn how to walk steadily in the crypto market with a guaranteed winning logic and earn slowly.