Honestly, being able to multiply eight times in these three years is less about my skill and more about recognizing a fact — I can't compete with those who are constantly tinkering around.

Look at what they do: community members flaunt tenfold coins, stay up all night holding positions, chase rallies and sell on dips, busy as a spinning top. As for me, I spend most of my time watching dramas, playing games, and I only glance at trading apps every few days — just so casually.

The method is actually quite simple: find a few fundamentally solid coins, set your psychological price points, and then wait. There's no other trick.

One of the most memorable moments was last year’s ambush. The coin I entered at 0.35, it stubbornly stayed horizontal for eight months. Meanwhile, other coins were skyrocketing, and every day there were people showing off their gains in the group, with some joking that I was 'lying flat and trading coins.' Then in March this year, it surged to 3.2. I sold in parts, and it was a straight 20x. Comparing that to the group of people who are busy messing around daily, most are still climbing uphill.

Now, I hold another coin that’s been consolidating with decreasing volume for nearly half a year. These kinds of charts often just need a spark. Which coin is it? I can't say here, because once too many people know about a good thing, there’s no chance left.

If you’re also tired of endlessly watching the charts and losing more and more, you might consider a different approach. Sometimes in the crypto world, slow is actually fast. Don’t obsess over competing with those 'smart people' on how much they tinker; focus on your direction, stay calm, and opportunities will naturally knock. If you're ready to seize the next wave, it's time to act.