The "Slow but Steady" Trading Rhythm Helped Me And Friends Turn 100 Million Into a 7-Digit Asset in the Market

After 8 years of analyzing and directly participating in the crypto market, I realize a very harsh truth: most losers are not because of lack of knowledge, but because of impatience to get rich quickly. I have witnessed many people rushing into the market with dreams of “changing their life overnight,” going all-in with full capital, following rumors, only to lose everything in just a few swings. On the other hand, those who make the most and most sustainably are the ones who go slow, keep the rhythm, and maintain discipline to the point of boredom. A very typical example is Lan Anh – my close friend. She used to be extremely skeptical about crypto, even thinking that “digital assets are just a scam.” After her startup failed and she was almost completely bankrupt, Lan Anh only had 100 million VND left and came to me for advice. No magic, no “insider tips,” just three seemingly silly trades that helped her rebuild her financial freedom for the second time. Today, I share this complete method – not complicated signals, no need to guess tops and bottoms, especially suitable for beginners who are feeling lost. Wave 1: Test the Waters with 15% of Capital – Don’t Be the First to Jump In When the market just starts showing signs of an uptrend, don’t rush to follow phrases like: “Not buying now means missing the whole wave!” In reality, the big trend in crypto never forms in a day; it always moves in waves. My principle is: Invest only 15% of total capital at the early stageThe goal is not to make quick profits but to secure a position in the market Once you are in the game, you have a much better advantage than those who are just observing from outside. If the price continues in the right direction → you have room to increase your position. If the market reverses → the loss is just like paying tuition, not psychologically damaging. In a previous AI wave, some people refused to listen, entered full capital on their own because they “were afraid of missing the boat.” The price corrected 20%, and they panic-sold. Meanwhile, those who kept to the initial 15%, after the trend confirmed, increased their position, and overall, still gained more than 30%. Wave 2: Use Profits to Increase – Principal Capital Is the Boundary of Survival This is the principle that has helped me avoid any account crashes over 8 years. When the trend is clear, for example: the price holds steady in an important zone for several days in a row, you can increase your position, but: Absolutely do not touch the principal capital. Only use the profits earned to buy more. For example: You invest 15% of initial capitalEarn a profit of 20 million VNDOnly use part of that 20 million to increase your position, each time not exceeding 30% of the current size This approach puts you in a very comfortable state: Market rising → profits amplifiedMarket fluctuating → principal capital remains safe Lan Anh applied this principle correctly. During her growth, there were two quite strong corrections, but she was not panicked because she knew the worst-case scenario was just giving back the profits earned – the principal remained intact. Wave 3: 20% Profit Is the Starting Point – Selling Is a Skill Many heavy losers are not because they bought wrong, but because they don’t know when to sell. The most common mistake is: 20% profit → don’t sellWaiting for 50%, 100% profitMarket reverses → turning profit into loss My rule is to take profits in three cuts, without guessing the top: First cut: Sell enough to recover the principal + an additional 10% profitFrom this point, the account is “immortal” Second cut: Price continues to rise → sell about 30% of the positionLock in most profits Third cut: Keep about 20% of the final positionAllow profits to run freely with the trend If the market continues to rise → you still have holdings. If the market reverses → the total account is still in profit. Remember: Making money in crypto is not a dream, but about bringing real money into your pocket. Conclusion These three waves may sound simple, even somewhat “slow,” but that slow approach helps you: Avoid emotional swingsAvoid psychological pressureAvoid account burnouts from a single mistake In crypto, the longest-surviving person is the biggest winner. If you are a beginner or have experienced losses and want to start over, try going a little slower – money will come faster than you think.