The wildest turnaround story I've ever seen: a guy from Shanghai owed 50,000 yuan, got on board with 2,000 U, and within a year rolled it up to 20,000 U—he not only paid off his debts but also saved enough for a down payment.

The key is that this person doesn't look at candlestick charts at all, nor do they chase hot news; they have survived in the crypto world relying on a set of rustic "three do's and three don'ts."

**The three things he did:**

• Only touch the clear cards - specifically target those whose prices are above the 30-day moving average and have increased trading volume for three consecutive days.
• Only increase the position after making a profit — consider adding to the position only when the floating profit exceeds 5%, keeping the total position within 50%.
• Take profit when it looks good - withdraw small orders with a profit of 15%-20%, and for large orders, must take profit at 30%. Never fantasize about hitting the highest point.

**Three things he won't touch:**

• Don't bet on reversals - don't buy the dip on coins that have plummeted, no matter how cheap they are.
• Unyielding—accept a 3% loss and stop loss directly, no exceptions.
• Don't chase wildly - look at only one coin per day, and even if you see a surge, don't mindlessly go all in.

Even more outrageous is that his childhood friend, who had previously lost so much that he questioned his life, learned this strategy and really filled the gap in three months.

There are too many smart people in the crypto world, but sometimes being a bit "dumb" and sticking to a few strict rules can actually help you live longer. What do you think of this conservative approach?