#巨鲸动向 Eight Years of Crypto Fluctuations: Calm Profit Strategies Amidst Boom and Bust🌊



Since entering the market in 2016, I have experienced countless extreme fluctuations. Some people get rich overnight by luck, but most are washed out in the chase of rising and falling prices. The ones who truly survive are always a minority who stick to systematic methods.

Some friends are curious: Have I really made money in these eight years?

Honestly, during the 2020-2022 market cycle, my accounts indeed accumulated a considerable size. The numbers on the exchange are not for show-off but to verify the effectiveness of a methodology—one that many impatient people mock as the "343 Allocation Strategy."

Let's demonstrate this logic using $BTC 's trend:

**Phase 1 (30%): Laying the Foundation**
If you have 120,000 in capital, only invest 30%, which is 36,000. Don't chase the highs, don't listen to rumors—just steadily establish your position. The goal here is to reserve a spot, not to go all-in.

**Phase 2 (40%): Buying on Dips**
When the price retraces by 10%, add to your position until you reach 40%. While others panic and cut losses, you are lowering your average cost. This requires mental resilience and patience.

**Phase 3 (30%): Adding on Confirmed Trends**
Wait for clear technical signals and fundamental expectations to materialize before investing the remaining 30%. At this point, profit potential is maximized.

This method isn't complicated—its core is "don't be greedy, don't rush, don't follow blindly." The market always plays the same story: greedy people get trapped at the top, impatient ones cut losses at the bottom, and followers can never get the rhythm right.

Making big money in crypto isn't about talent or insider information; it's about whether you can consistently do the most stupid and boring things.
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RetroHodler91vip
· 01-07 20:03
Really? The 343 configuration method sounds like armchair strategizing after the fact. Wait, the people who cut losses at the bottom are just me from last year haha. To put it nicely, the key is to resist looking at the market; I can't do that. Basically, this method is about not chasing highs. How many can really do that? Persisting in boring tasks... sounds easy, but it's really tough during a bear market. Without insider information, how can you make big money? Isn't that just scam? Surviving eight years is truly not easy; others would have rug pulled long ago. Have you ever had a meltdown when adding to your 40% position?
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WhaleSurfervip
· 01-07 00:58
It's the same old 343 rule again, I've heard it countless times, ngl. To put it nicely, it's just buy buy buy and so on. How many can truly stick to it?
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BanklessAtHeartvip
· 01-06 09:46
In simple terms, it's about not chasing highs, having patience, and holding on tightly. There's really no secret to this. --- After listening to the 343 batch method for so long, the key is still to endure. Most people can't hold on for more than two weeks before panicking. --- Who are the people who have survived eight years? It feels like they are the ones with the strongest mindset. --- Buying on dips sounds simple, but when panic sets in, who can stay calm? That's the hardest part. --- Not greedy, not rushing, not blindly following—easy to say, but this is truly the most counter-human thing to do. --- Doing the same stupid thing repeatedly—does that count as an advantage? It feels more like a gambler's routine. --- From 2020 to 2022, I made a profit. Am I still holding it, or has it been trapped again? --- It looks very systematic, but if the market crashes again, won't the 343 configuration method need to be recalculated? --- I've been following a systematic approach for ten years, but I'm more curious why most people can't stick with it. --- The only difference between all-in and batching is this—why do the results vary so much?
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P2ENotWorkingvip
· 01-06 09:44
343 strategy is really just talking on paper; who can actually avoid cutting losses in practice? Human greed can't be suppressed at all; it's easy to say. I've heard this set of theories a hundred times, but the key still lies in having actual funds and the right mindset. It's that same "stick to systematic methods," yet most people still end up losing money. The only truth is not to listen to hype; exploring on your own is the most painful. Who can confirm the bottom is just a retracement? It's all post-hoc reasoning. It's correct to say that execution is a matter of life and death. The 343 setup sounds smooth, but in actual trading, everything gets chaotic. Surviving eight years definitely requires luck plus execution; having methods alone isn't enough.
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 01-06 09:43
It's not wrong to say that people with poor execution will never understand this logic. Wait, I've used the 343 rule before, but the question is, can it really stabilize at the bottom? That's the key. Another article advising people not to seek quick gains, sounds right, but how many actually practice it? Honestly, most people fail in the second stage, they sell when others are cutting losses. Not chasing highs or listening to rumors... sounds easy, but do you understand the feeling when a big V in the group makes a move and the account's value immediately shrinks? If making money were really that simple, why are so many people crying at the bottom?
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