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#美SEC推动加密创新监管 People always ask: Can you provide a simple and effective method?



Sure. And it's just four steps.

**Step one, just focus on one indicator.**
Daily MACD, waiting for a golden cross. Preferably above the zero line, that's where the win rate is. Other indicators? Just turn them off, looking at too many will only confuse you.

**Step 2, add a moving average for judgment.**
Is the price above the daily average? Hold on. Has it dropped below? Time to go.
It's that simple, no need for you to guess the top and bottom.

**Step three, how to withdraw the money in batches?**
The price has risen above the daily moving average, and the trading volume has increased, so it can be a good time to enter with a heavy position.
Sell in three phases:
- Rise to 40%, sell one third first
- Rise to 80%, then sell one third.
- Break below the daily moving average, clear out the rest.

By getting here, you are already calmer than most people.

**Step four, don't be reluctant to cut.**
What if one day there is a gap down and it directly breaks through the daily moving average? Don't hesitate, sell immediately.
Your buying logic is based on moving average support. If the logic is gone, why hold onto it? Wait for it to stabilize again before considering buying back.

There is no mysticism in this set of tools. Daily lines, moving averages, position discipline, the three main strategies.
No need to watch the market every day, no need to rely on feelings, just follow the plan.

In simple terms: the simpler the strategy, the less likely it is to go wrong. The complex ones are often just making excuses for themselves.
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LiquidityWizardvip
· 12-01 20:12
tbh the macd crossover thing is statistically significant but like... people always forget the empirical part where you actually *stick* to the rules. contrary to popular belief, discipline beats indicators 90% of the time, not the other way around.
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AirdropHunter007vip
· 12-01 16:30
That's right, but what we're really afraid of is human greed. How many can actually execute it?
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OldLeekConfessionvip
· 12-01 16:30
You're right, simplicity is the most harmful, but very few can actually achieve it. I'm the kind of person who buys a bunch of indicators and then ends up confusing myself.
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TokenToastervip
· 12-01 16:29
You're right, you have to be ruthless and cut loss; many people fall because they can't let go of this step.
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ForkThisDAOvip
· 12-01 16:26
You're right, simplicity is beauty. I used to lose more because I had too many indicators, but now I just stick to MACD and moving averages, and my mindset has actually improved.
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StillBuyingTheDipvip
· 12-01 16:24
This trap sounds simple, but there are very few people who can actually execute it; most are still led by their emotions.
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DeFiDoctorvip
· 12-01 16:23
The medical record shows that the clinical performance of this strategy is actually quite standard – daily chart + moving averages + Position discipline, which standardizes the risk warning and stop loss mechanisms into a standardized process. However, there is a problem here: how many actually execute it properly? Most people are still getting slapped around near the 0 axis. It is recommended to regularly review your trading logs and not let the complications of the strategy occur unknowingly.
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