#数字资产市场动态 $XRP $DASH

The entry into the crypto market has been six years, from age 30 to now 36. I've seen the craziness of this market and also gone through tests of my mindset.

Someone asked me if I made money, honestly—between 2019 and 2021, my account broke into eight figures. Now, life is definitely much easier than my peers in traditional industries. A hotel costing 2000 yuan per night is no longer an issue.

But it's not about talent or luck. To put it simply, it's a very straightforward "phase-based position sizing method." With it, I have steadily earned over 30 million.

**How does it work?**

Taking Bitcoin as an example, suppose I have 100,000 yuan, divided into three phases:

First phase, invest 30% (30,000). Small position to test the waters, stable mindset, risk controllable. This step is just about getting a feel, no rush.

The second phase is the main part—40% of the position. When the price goes up, wait for a pullback before adding. If it drops? I add 10% every 10% decline. This way, regardless of market fluctuations, the average cost is gradually leveled. This process tests patience, not gambling.

The third phase, once the trend stabilizes, use the remaining 30% to add positions. The entire rhythm is clear, efficient, and controllable.

It might sound a bit "silly," but the most profitable people in the market are never those chasing after tricks. I've seen too many try to take shortcuts and end up back at square one overnight. And what do I rely on? Calmness, restraint from greed, phased investments—it's that simple and straightforward.

**Why is this so effective?**

Because it addresses the two biggest enemies in the crypto market: fear and greed. While others are frantically chasing highs, I steadily accumulate; while others panic and sell, I calmly add positions. In the long run, consistent execution beats everything.

This method is like an ATM in the market—not glamorous, but it really pays out. Want to turn things around in the crypto world? The key isn't finding the right coin, but finding the right rhythm.