Two years ago, I got on board with 1000U, and now there are 50,000U lying in my account. I haven't chased the myth of a hundred times, nor have I played high leverage betting games—just relying on a trap that insiders laugh at called the "turtle speed method," I have slowly made it to now.

This trap method is particularly suitable for ordinary people with limited capital, no time to monitor the market, and a mentality that is easy to collapse. It is not glamorous, and the earnings are slow, but it has indeed helped me avoid three major market crashes, and I have never been deeply trapped.

**First, let's talk about three dead rules, the kind that are etched in your mind:**

I won't touch coins that rise too sharply. A daily increase of over 8%? Directly add it to the observation list, and don't take action within 24 hours. While others chase the highs, I'll just sit back and relax, regardless of whether it continues to rise or not; I've given up on following the trend.

Funds must be divided into three parts. Buy one part when it drops, and slowly average down the cost. Going all in can make you exit the circle in one go, so never gamble.

Always keep 30% in cash. When the market plunges, having bullets to average down prevents you from being forced to sell at a loss. Position management is truly a lifesaving skill.

**Here are a few practical methods that helped me avoid 80% of the pitfalls:**

The coin price is consolidating at a high level, just waiting for it to break through a new high; when it is grinding at a low level, just waiting for it to break below a new low. When it is moving sideways, the best choice is to do nothing.

Consider buying when a bearish candle appears and consider selling when a bullish candle rises. After a sharp decline, there is usually a slow rebound, while a slow decline may lead to a rapid pullback. Use a pyramid method for building positions, entering the market in batches. After a continuous sharp rise or fall, the market will definitely consolidate sideways; wait for a breakout signal before taking action.

**I only work once a week, the process is rigid but effective:**

On Friday night, screen coins, look for MACD golden cross, above the 0 line, and break through the 20-day moving average, with better volume. Then buy in three stages, adding one share for each certain percentage drop, keeping the total position within 30%.

Set the selling points in advance: sell one-third when it rises 40%, sell another part when it rises 80%, and sell all when it falls below the 20-day moving average. Set a stop loss at -6% to trigger automatically, no need to watch the market every day.

During the weekend review, I will record my emotional state at that time to prevent impulsive operations.

**The core principle is actually very simple:**

Missing an opportunity does not mean losing money; reckless buying is what truly results in losses. It's normal to miss out; don't regret it. Preserving your capital is a victory; don't be greedy.

Slow is fast, and less is more. As long as you capture two or three definitive trends in a year, the effect of compound interest will already be astonishing.

The crypto market is not short of star players, but what it lacks are the long-lived veterans. Being a "tortoise-type" trader who lives long, eats well, and sleeps soundly, gradually growing the capital and keeping risks at bay—that is the dumbest yet the most stable approach.

Those who can survive and make money in the market have always been those who understand restraint and dare to proceed steadily.