Repost, Years of Ups and Downs in the Crypto World: What I Rely On Has Never Been Luck $LUNC

In 2017, I was 29. The first time I heard the word “Bitcoin,” it was like catching a glimpse of a faint light in the corner of a noisy bar. Back then, it still carried a hint of mystery and wildness.

Like everyone entering this world for the first time, I had dreams of changing my destiny and also tasted the lessons the market had to offer. I witnessed the madness of 2017 and endured the dead silence of 2018. I watched countless so-called “pros” around me rise in the frenzy of leverage, only to fall quietly like fireworks.

But I survived. Not only did I survive, from 2020 to 2023, my net assets broke into eight figures. Now, I can calmly choose the life I want to live. #币圈暴富

People often ask me what I rely on. Is it extraordinary insight? Or overnight luck? The answer is neither.

What I rely on is a set of rules so simple it makes people in the space laugh—the “343 DCA Rule.” It’s my only order in a chaotic world.

Take Bitcoin as an example:

Step 1: 3 / Start Small
Suppose my capital pool is 100,000. I would first use 30% (30,000) as my initial investment. Use a small position to keep a steady mindset and controllable risk.

Step 2: 4 / Gradually Increase Position
If the price goes up, I wait for a pullback before adding more; if it falls, I add 10% for every 10% drop, gradually scaling up to a total of 40% position. This way, no matter how the market fluctuates, my costs are averaged out.

Step 3: 3 / Final Position Increase
When the trend stabilizes, I use the last 30% to add to my position, making sure the entire process is clear and efficient.

This process has no miraculous bottom-picking, no mythical top-selling. It’s simple, even a bit clumsy.

I’ve seen too many smart people:
· Go all in greedily chasing highs during rallies,
· Panic sell at a loss during drops.

All I do is stay calm, avoid greed, and move step by step.

The result: While others chase gains and cut losses in emotional whirlwinds, I move forward steadily, like a programmed machine, and that’s how I got here.

Brothers, don’t underestimate this “clumsy method.” In a crypto world filled with myths and traps, this is my personal ATM.