Cryptocurrency circles are not actually a casino; they are more like an ATM—if you master the method.

You’ve probably heard the saying "In the crypto world, one day is like a year in the human world." Watching others’ profit screenshots showing multiple times overnight gains, while you start losing right after entering the market. I’ve gone through this phase too, until one day I completely gave up on the idea of getting rich overnight and turned around to rigorously develop a trading system that looked ridiculously simple. Surprisingly, using this simple method, I started with an initial capital of 50,000 and ended up growing it to 1.13 million last year.

So today I want to share this "snowballing" strategy that even professional traders find tricky. The core logic is actually just four words: don’t be greedy, don’t be afraid.

**Why do smart people end up losing money?**

When I first entered the crypto world, I thought I was pretty smart. I studied all kinds of technical indicators—MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands—staying up late watching the charts became a daily routine. And what happened? My trades looked vigorous, but when I checked my account, it was a disaster.

I’ve blown my position three times, each time painfully. The most memorable time was when I was very confident about Bitcoin’s trend, went all-in long, and didn’t even set a stop-loss. Then, a sudden black swan event hit, and my account was wiped out overnight.

Later, I realized that the most terrifying thing in the crypto world isn’t "not knowing anything," but "knowing a little and thinking you can win." Those so-called "experts" who chase every rise and sell every dip are, in fact, the best prey in the eyes of the market manipulators. The methods that actually make money often look very dull, but the results are very stable. In the end, it’s not about technical skills but about execution and mental resilience.

**My "Five-Knife Dissection Method"—a ruthless profit-making machine**

The method is surprisingly simple. I call it the "Five-Knife Dissection Method"...