Many people come to me for chats, always complaining that making money in the crypto world is too difficult. They spend day and night studying candlestick charts, RSI, MACD, and various indicators by heart, but as a result, their accounts keep shrinking.

I once saw a fan like this, who almost lost his mind after being liquidated twice. I told him, "The smarter people are in the crypto world, the easier it is to lose money. Those who actually make money usually use the simplest methods."

He was skeptical but still tried my "343 Batch Positioning Method." Over two years, his account grew from 200,000 to over 70 million. This time, I’ve organized this method.

**Why do technical traders tend to lose money?**

I started out as a technical trader myself. I would immerse myself in candlestick charts every day, thinking I had found the shortcut to wealth. Later, I realized: the experts are the ones who target the smart traders. The support levels you see? They are traps set by the market manipulators to lure in traders. The breakout signals you rely on? Fake illusions created by the manipulators.

Frequent trading combined with emotional decisions is a perfect recipe for liquidation. Too many people wake up in the middle of the night to find their accounts wiped out, and the more they tinker, the more they shrink.

The high volatility of the crypto market is a double-edged sword. Prices can change dramatically in a short period, and in such an environment, emotions often determine profits and losses more than technical analysis. People addicted to short-term trading are easily drowned out by market noise and ultimately lose their way.

And what about those who truly make big money? They are like turtles, choosing the slow but steady path. They use dollar-cost averaging to counteract volatility and patience to overcome anxiety. Long-term holding may sound boring, but it’s actually the best answer the market offers.