2025-12-23 11:25:48

Having been in this industry for over 8 years, I have seen too many people get rich in an instant and then Get Liquidated just as quickly. I have never followed any "celebrity lead in copy trading," nor have I ever dealt with any air projects. I have only relied on a method that sounds "very outdated" to multiply my principal by nearly 100 times.

This set of methods has no fancy tricks; in fact, the simpler, the more effective - more reliable than those complex technical indicators. Today, I will share the experiences that I have kept under wraps for the past few years with friends who want to survive longer in the crypto world.

**Article 1: Slow Rise with Minor Adjustments is Usually a Healthy Signal**

The market is slowly rising, and each pullback has not exceeded 10%, which likely indicates that the trend is real. However, if it suddenly surges by more than 20% and then crashes, it is mostly the main force "cutting leeks". Don't let the FOMO( of fearing to miss out on ) emotionally hijack you; calm judgment is always more reliable than impulsiveness.

**Article 2: The coins that are shouted the loudest are often the most dangerous**

If someone shouts "guaranteed ten times" in the community every day.

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NotSatoshi

· 12-23 13:41

Another story of "I made 100 times", I've heard too many, in the end, it’s always others making money off us. Old-fashioned methods do work, but the key is you must have iron discipline, most people can’t manage that. The coins that advocate the most are indeed dangerous, but why do I feel this article is also advocating in disguise? Human nature is greedy, how many can really make calm judgments, it's easy to say but hard to do. The judgment logic of slow rise is good, but the standard for pullback is too absolute, market trends aren’t that regular. 100 times sounds great, but when you think about probability theory, such people are scarce, survivor bias is a certainty. I don't know if it's real experience or yet another set of ways to collect intelligence tax, anyway, I will observe first before acting. The point that the great way is simple is correct, the problem is that knowing and doing are miles apart.

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just_vibin_onchain

· 12-23 11:57

It sounds ridiculous to multiply by a hundred, but there are indeed people doing it. The key is still not to be greedy or impatient. --- I agree with the judgment of slow rise and pullback, but the sudden pump and fall is just absurd; it's clearly a trick played by market makers. --- I'm already tired of the celebrity's advocate methods; suckers come and go in waves. --- You're right, the simple and crude methods tend to last the longest. Complex indicators are just used to deceive. --- The conclusion drawn from 8 years of experience is still that old saying: don't be greedy. --- The coins that are advocated the most do indeed drop to zero first; I've seen it too many times. --- This methodology sounds unoriginal, but it is still useful for newbies. --- Not following celebrities and not touching scamcoins sounds easy, but it's actually hard to do.

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ZkProofPudding

· 12-23 11:32

8 years, a hundred times sounds absurd, but this "old-fashioned" method still sounds so mysterious to me. With slow rises and avoiding FOMO, it sounds good, but when it comes to action, who can withstand that kind of mentality? I agree that the coins with the most aggressive advocates are the most dangerous; I've already muted those who talk about "ten times coins" every day. Such sharing articles always lack something; in critical moments, it still depends on individual ability.

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