Many people ask, how can one achieve wealth growth within a year in the crypto market? My answer might be a bit harsh: forget intuition and treat yourself as an execution machine.



Why do most people lose money? Because they always chase high when they feel "it’s going up," and cut losses when they fear "it might fall again." Emotions are the meat grinder of wealth.

The method I use is simple—

Divide your principal into five parts. Suppose you have 1000, then each part is 200. Buy the first part at the current price. Then, every time the price drops by 10%, add another part; every time it rises by 10%, reduce a part. Repeat this cycle until your funds are exhausted or all positions are closed.

The core of this system is counter-human nature. When the market dumps, you buy; when the market celebrates, you sell. Your actions are always opposite to crowd sentiment.

Why is this so effective? When all five parts of your funds are invested, it means the price has dropped nearly 50% from your initial buy-in point. Unless the project completely goes to zero, you’ve already bought at a deep enough level. Each sale can reliably lock in a 10% profit.

What are the weaknesses? A 10% fluctuation might lead to long waiting periods. The solution is to choose high-quality coins with higher volatility or to put idle funds into flexible products to keep your money liquid.

This isn’t a secret to overnight riches, but a way to continuously turn market opportunities into personal gains through discipline and probability. In the crypto market, those who seem "dumb" but strictly follow their plan often earn more than the smart feeling traders. The market never rewards IQ; it rewards execution.

If you’re still trading based on feelings, every day is just a cycle of trying to break even. Maybe it’s time to change your approach.
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DoomCanistervip
· 4h ago
That's right, it feels like trading is just giving money to the market makers. Execution is the key, and I’m now using the same approach. It sounds simple but is really difficult; most people can't make it past the first three months. Wait, is a 10% fluctuation really easy to miss? Selling at the moment of celebration is so painful, but that's just how it has to be. I've heard so many times that contrarian operations make money, but how many actually stick with it? My question is about choosing coins—how can I find high-quality coins with enough volatility? With this system, no need to overthink, just execute mechanically. Dividing into five parts for adding or reducing positions sounds easy but is mentally exhausting to do. Getting excited when the market crashes? That's because you've already recognized that you're a machine. Don't be fooled; those who actually make money are the ones who don't watch the charts.
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QuorumVotervip
· 4h ago
That's right, it's all about execution. It feels like trading is just giving money to the market.
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PositionPhobiavip
· 4h ago
Honestly, I think this set of methods sounds easy to say but hell to do. Very few people can truly stick with it. The execution is impressive, but who can stay calm when the coin price drops to -50%? I definitely can't. There are plenty of good methods; it all depends on whether you can endure that terrifying retracement period. That’s the hardest part. It sounds like it's written for people who have already made money. Can a beginner survive by just following it? It seems that the competition is really about psychological resilience, not just discipline. Some people are naturally unable to handle this kind of waiting. This guy is right; the market indeed only looks at execution. But most people ultimately fail because of their mindset.
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MoneyBurnervip
· 4h ago
That's right, I am the kind who loses money based on intuition. Now I've switched to grid trading, but I still impulsively chase highs... Execution is definitely a weakness; I need to learn to be patient.
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LightningPacketLossvip
· 4h ago
That's right, trading feels like a suicidal cut-loss.
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ChainPoetvip
· 4h ago
It's easy to say, but the key is to endure. --- The Quintessential Quintuplets series is truly against human nature. The more the market crashes, the more I want to buy. How strong must one's heart be? --- It sounds easy, but when it comes to actual execution, emotional barriers are hard to overcome. I bet 5 bucks that most people will still chase the rally and sell in panic after reading this. --- A 10% fluctuation over half a year is a bit too much patience testing. Might as well go all-in directly, since you're going to lose anyway. --- Strong execution is the essence of making money. No doubt about that, but the question is, who can really stick to it? --- It sounds like nonsense, but it’s truly the simplest truth: making money is so boring. --- If the coin really drops to -50% and you still keep investing, that takes a lot of mental strength. The difficulty isn't lower than making money.
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