In the sweltering summer of 2022, my mom shook her head at the bank passbook: "The annual Interest is only 2%, this little interest can't even keep up with the price of scallions at the market."

I didn't explain much and casually wrote a "Mainstream Coin Regular Investment Plan" on a piece of paper, sticking it to the fridge door with a magnet.❄️

Three years have just passed like this.
Every month on the 15th, buy 500 U at the right time, just like paying the utility bills.
The initial $12,000 invested has unknowingly turned into $47,000.💰
Now my mom doesn't look at the special prices when buying groceries, and she has secretly saved enough money for piano lessons for my grandson.
She finally understood that this thing is not casino chips—it's more like a hen that only lays eggs.
The key is to know how to nurture.🦢

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🌟 **Mechanical Feeding**

I just stick to buying 500U on the 1st and 15th of every month, regardless of whether the coin price is 200 or 600. 📅
Looking back at historical data, we find that over the past four years, this kind of periodic investment can yield an annualized return of around 18%. Even at its worst, the drawdown was only about 35%—which has already outperformed 90% of retail investors who chase after rising prices and sell on dips.
Simply put, there's one principle: using **time** to digest risk is much more reliable than relying on **intuition** to guess tops and bottoms. 🎯

🌟 **Tips for Adding Meals During a Crash**

I set three levels of replenishment rules for myself:

· If the price drops below 400U, buy 1 more.
· Broke the 300U support line, directly add 2 portions;
· If I see 200U, I must go all in with 3 shares. 📉

The more panic there is in the market, the more you should bend down to pick up bargains.
Even my mom has learned a phrase: "This is much better than the supermarket's discount at 10 PM!"

🌟 **Moving Averages as Navigation**

I only focus on two lines: EMA100 and EMA200.

· The price is following the EMA100 closely.