There are always people asking me if there's still money to be made in this circle. My answer has always been the same: yes. The key is not how aggressive you are, but how steady you are. Today, let's not talk about the abstract; instead, I'll break it down and explain a method that I've used for a long time, and that many friends around me have verified — I call it the 'grid strategy'. For those with poor mindset, if you follow this, you can sleep soundly.
The core is one sentence: buy when it drops, sell when it rises, and manage your hands with discipline.
How to implement it? It's very simple.
The first step is to divide the money. Don't go all in at once; that's gambling, not trading. Take your principal, say ten thousand, and divide it into several 'bullets'. I usually divide it into four to five parts. The benefit of doing this is that you always have spare funds, and when it drops, you see it as an opportunity, not a panic.
Step two, select a target. Find a coin that you are relatively familiar with, has good liquidity, and isn’t one of those strange coins. At the current price level, fire your first bullet and establish your initial position. This is getting on the bus.
Step three, the operation begins. This is the most critical step, determining your mindset.
If the price goes down, for example, drops by 10%: Don't scare yourself! This is within the plan. Calmly fire the second bullet, buy in. Your average cost is instantly pulled down, and you have more chips in hand. This feeling is like being happy when a mall has a sale.
The price rises back, up 10%: Good, it has reached the first profit point. Decisively sell the part of the position that you bought the second time. Note, it is the 'added part' that you sell, securely putting this profit in your pocket. Don't be greedy, thinking 'what if it rises again'; our goal is to keep making money, not to guess the top.
Then, repeat this process. The price falls again, buy another portion; the price rebounds, sell the recently added portion. It's like casting a net in a range; absorb when it falls, release when it rises. Until your bullets are used up, or the market trends one way and you close all your positions with profit.
What's the brilliance of this method?
It gives you a 'manual of operations', and market fluctuations have become your friend. In the worst-case scenario, if all your bullets are used up, the price has only dropped 40%-50% from your first buy-in point. Unless there are systemic issues, it should mostly come back; you can hold on without cutting losses at the floor. Conversely, each successful 'buy low and sell high' is a tangible 10% profit. Using 20% of your position to roll it over, the compound effect, you can calculate for yourself; it's quite considerable.
Of course, there is no perfect strategy. You need to pay attention to selecting those coins that are actively traded, ensuring your orders can be executed. Additionally, don’t waste idle bullets; place them where they can earn a bit of interest on the platform. Money not making money is a loss.
I have come this far by myself, never believing in the myth of overnight wealth. Steady and solid, using strategy to overcome emotions, only then can profits follow you. The market is always there; the longer you live, the more you can earn. Let's encourage each other.
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