#大户持仓动态 Many people spend a lot of time in the crypto market, only to find themselves caught in a vicious cycle of chasing rallies and selling dips, exhausting themselves in the process. In fact, all profitable traders are doing one thing — abandoning "smart" operations.

I know a senior trader who turned 100,000 yuan into 42 million. Once, during a chat, he said something I’ve always remembered: "There are too many mobs in the crypto world. If you can control your emotions, this market becomes your ATM."

He shared four seemingly "stupid" but actually super effective methods:

**First Trick: Don’t chase small gains, avoid big losses**

If it rises 5%, you want to sell, but then you miss out on a 10x rally. Holding on stubbornly might trap you at the top. Such indecision will never let you earn real money. Learn to sacrifice small profits for bigger trends.

**Second Trick: Only engage with mainstream coins that no one dares to look at after being hammered down**

Avoid new coins and new tracks — they’re too risky. When big coins like $BTC and $ETH drop to the point where everyone’s criticizing them, quietly build your core positions. By then, most of the risk has been released, and safety is maximized.

**Third Trick: Don’t try to catch the bottom, wait for clear signals before acting**

Instead of guessing the bottom, wait until the trend truly turns upward, then buy in stages. It’s okay to pay a bit more; the main thing is to avoid being stuck in the middle of a dip with no way out.

**Fourth Trick: Take profits in stages**

As each rally progresses, first take out your principal and half of the profits. Let the remaining funds ride the market’s fluctuations — your principal and profits are already secured.

Last year, I also helped a brother who lost over 600,000 yuan. Using this method, in half a year, he not only recovered his losses but also bought a new car. The crypto world isn’t short of experts; what’s missing are those "fools" who can control themselves and wait.

When others are controlled by emotions, you’re still holding firm — that’s like picking up money others drop. Whether you choose the "smart" path and risk losing everything, or the "stupid" way to steadily make money, the choice is always in your hands.