There is an interesting paradox in the crypto world — the smarter people think they are, the more likely they are to stumble in trading. I am the living proof of "foolish people making money."

Initially, I was a complete novice, couldn't understand candlestick charts, was too lazy to learn technical indicators, and didn't chase rumors. I only did one thing: obsessively follow the trend. As a result, my $3,000 capital grew to $24,000, an eightfold increase.

Later, I summarized why I was able to make money and found only three strict rules. They sound incredibly stupid, but they work like a charm:

**Step 1**: When the trend starts to rise, first allocate 3% of your core position. No bottom fishing, no market prediction, no trying to be smart. Avoid trash coins; prioritize stability.

**Step 2**: When the market shows a clear direction and the trend is truly stable, add another 20% to 50% of your position. Don’t compete with the big players for the bottom; just blindly "confirm the trend" — this stupid move is actually the most stable.

**Step 3**: Take profits when you have them. Set your take-profit and stop-loss targets early, and don’t be swayed by market volatility. While others are still dreaming of the next big surge, I’ve already pocketed my money.

A friend of mine once lost a full 400,000 yuan and was on the verge of a breakdown. Later, he followed this "Foolish Trader Method" and managed to recover all his losses in less than three months. He jokingly said that this method is indeed incredibly foolish, but so foolish that it can make money.

Looking at most of the losers in the crypto circle, where is the problem? They are too smart. Changing coins seven times a day, chasing after pumps, always late to cut losses. Those who can survive and steadily make money in crypto rely on the three words: "Slow, Foolish, Stable" — so foolish it’s laughable, yet so effective it’s terrifying.