She initially started with $1,500 to play around, and last week she suddenly said: Actually, my account is already in the seven-figure range.

Everyone initially thought she was bragging until she handed over her phone.
What's even more exaggerated is that she's not the type to watch the charts every day, not trading on rumors, not chasing those altcoins that multiply tenfold in a day.
She said she's just a lazy person, so she can only use lazy methods.
I asked her exactly how she does it, and what she said isn't really mysterious at all, even a bit simple.
She said many people get scared and run when they see a sharp rise followed by a correction, but sometimes thinking the other way around is more reasonable.
If the market surges rapidly and then gradually pulls back, it's often large funds slowly accumulating.
What you really need to be careful of are those sudden crashes that can't bounce back, which are usually signs of funds withdrawing.
Many people love to buy the dip in such situations, but in the end, they buy deeper and deeper.