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Let me share a simple method; I turned my life around using this trap.



Eight years ago, when I had just gotten divorced, I was burdened with debt. By chance, I stumbled into the crypto world, stubbornly focused on technical indicators, and managed to fill the hole. Now, my account balance looks quite comfortable. To put it simply, there are four steps to this method—choose a coin, enter the market, hold the position, and sell.

**Step 1, filter coins**
Watch the daily chart. Only pick coins where the MACD has just crossed above, preferably those that cross above the zero line; the success rate is significantly higher.

**Step 2, Anchor Point**
When switching to the daily time frame, just focus on one line - the daily moving average. If the price is above the line, hold on; if it drops below, exit. There's no other trick.

**Step Three, Build Position**
The price of the currency stabilizes above the daily moving average, and the trading volume is also increasing. This is the time to go all in. Don't hesitate.

**Step Four, Withdraw in Batches**
Here you need to pinch three points:
- The wave increased by 40%, take out one third to secure profit.
- Rise to 80%, then withdraw one third
- Breaking below the daily moving average? Clear out completely, leaving not a single share.

**The most critical part is the fourth supplement**: If the price breaks down the day after buying, don't think about holding on, immediately cut your losses. Although the probability of a breakdown according to this coin selection logic is very low, the market is unforgiving. Just wait for it to stand back above the moving average and then buy back.

Risk control always comes first. Making money is a game of probability, but survival is a hard rule.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 8h ago
Sounds good, but the real money-makers are quietly getting rich. --- The MACD golden cross pattern is indeed classic, but I still think mindset is more important than indicators. --- Another "I've turned it around" story, does anyone really execute such strict discipline? --- Going all in on this is a bit aggressive, I still prefer to build a position in batches for more security. --- Taking profits at 40% is a decisive mindset that not everyone possesses. --- Immediately setting a stop loss the next day after a breakout is the key to longevity. --- How can something as simple as the daily moving average cause most people to lose so badly? --- The hardest part of the crypto world is execution; many know but few can do it. --- This approach is simply about discipline; 99% of people fail here.
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AirdropSweaterFanvip
· 8h ago
Sounds good, but I still feel that this daily moving average method is a bit absolute. With both MACD and moving averages, it sounds refreshing, but the key is to really execute it. Stop loss the next day after a breakout, it sounds easy, but it's really hard to do. Going all in takes real guts, I'm afraid I can't do it. Pulling out one-third at 80%, this sense of rhythm is indeed important. Divorce and pay off debts to turn things around, this story seems tough, but can it be replicated? With this technical indicator method, what I fear the most is a sudden market change that doesn't follow the rules.
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ForkInTheRoadvip
· 8h ago
Well, this strategy does have some substance, but I still think the daily chart line is a bit rigid. Wait a minute, is your story of turning things around in 8 years true? It sounds a bit exaggerated. To be honest, what I'm most concerned about is the stop loss part, as this is indeed crucial for survival. But I want to ask, how do you determine if a breakout is genuine? What about during fluctuations? The golden cross pattern on the daily chart sounds simple, but in actual operation, it feels like it's still easy to get trapped.
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LiquidityNinjavip
· 8h ago
I have also tried the daily moving average method, and there is indeed some skill to it, but the mindset needs to be stable. --- That being said, I agree with the idea of stopping loss the day after breaking the level; I used to hold on too long. --- Going all in takes guts; it took me three attempts to be able to build a full position. --- The idea of selecting coins based on the MACD golden cross pattern is not new, but sticking to the daily chart level can filter out a lot of noise, which I have learned. --- Hearing about an eight-year turnaround sounds great, but in actual operation, too many people get stuck at those four points, especially in terms of execution. --- Risk control is written very strongly, but how many can actually achieve it in reality? Most still get greedy and change stop loss into a doubling target. --- I support the principle of using moving averages as hard rules; it’s stronger than any fancy indicator combination, but sticking to it is difficult. --- I feel this method is more designed for disciplined individuals, while retail investors may easily fall into self-hypnosis with it.
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