38 years old, from Guangdong to Shanghai, two houses and a sports car, account exceeding 8 figures. Sounds like showing off wealth? Actually, what I want to say is the method—a "stupid approach" validated by many veterans.

This method is called the "253 batch building method." With it, I’ve gained over 20 million in profit from BTC. It’s not talent, nor luck; it’s just strict discipline.

Taking BTC as an example, suppose you have a 100,000 yuan capital ready to enter. How to do it? Three steps.

**First, invest 20% to test the waters.**

That’s 20,000 yuan. Why only invest so little? Because a light position helps keep a calm mindset. No matter how volatile the market, you won’t panic. This is the first line of defense. I’ve seen too many people go all-in at once, get euphoric with small gains, and curse when it drops. This step helps you avoid that pit.

**Then, take 50% to gradually add to your position.**

Don’t rush to throw the remaining 50,000 yuan in. If it rises, wait for a pullback before acting. If it falls, add slowly following the "8% drop, add 10%" rhythm. This way, no matter how the market swings, your average cost stays manageable, and you won’t get trapped because of a single entry point.

**Finally, allocate 30% to wait for trend confirmation.**

What is trend confirmation? For example, BTC breaks through a key level and stabilizes without falling back. At this point, add the last 30,000 yuan, completing the entire building process.

Does it sound a bit "stupid"? But in the crypto world, often the stupid methods are the long-term way.

I’ve seen too many people chasing rallies and selling dips, hoping to find shortcuts to get rich quickly, only to suffer a huge loss overnight. And I rely on the "253" approach of "stay calm, avoid greed, and add gradually," which helps me stay steady amid volatility. As the market still oscillates, this method is even more effective.

Actually, the hardest part in crypto isn’t finding "divine operations," but self-control. Resisting the greed to go all-in, and resisting the fear when prices fall. I can live comfortably not because I gamble on the market, but because this "stupid method" has helped me avoid one trap after another.

Beginners shouldn’t dismiss it as simple. A method that can be practical and stable is the truly useful one. I once stumbled around in the dark of the crypto world, but now I finally hold the "light."