Have you ever thought about it? The easiest way to make money in the crypto trading circle is often the most simple and stable approach.
I don't deny that I also stumble at times. But to be honest, why is it that during market bloodbaths, I can grow my account from 1,000U all the way to a million-level? Is there a logic behind it?
The answer is actually very straightforward — it's using that seemingly "dumb" method. The barrier to entry is low, almost anyone can replicate it, and the key is execution and patience. Most people nowadays overlook this steady rhythm.
With this approach, I can earn an average of 3 to 10 points daily. Honestly, this rhythm rarely causes problems.
**Step 1: Select the Track**
Put the top-performing coins over the past 11 days into your watchlist, then ruthlessly eliminate those that have been falling for more than 3 days. Once these downtrends start, nine out of ten are caused by big players dumping, with funds fleeing. Instead of fighting it, let the gamblers take the risk.
The remaining ones are the assets still being chased and still hot. The opportunity is hidden here.
**Step 2: Monthly Chart Confirmation**
Don’t rush into the market. Pull up the monthly chart and focus only on the MACD indicator. A golden cross is the signal; a death cross should be avoided at all costs. The real opportunity is at the first retracement after the golden cross, before any breakdown.
Wait until the signal is confirmed before taking action.
**Step 3: Precise Entry on Daily Chart**
Switch to the daily chart, with the 60-day moving average as your main reference. When the price retraces near this line, and you see a volume-driven bullish candle or a long lower shadow, it indicates that the main funds are starting to buy in. This is the time to confidently build a position.
But the prerequisite is — volume must support it. Without trading volume, even the best candlestick patterns are meaningless. Better to miss out than to follow blindly.
**Step 4: Risk Control and Discipline**
After entering, the 60-day moving average is your stop-loss line, no exceptions.
When gains reach 30%, sell one-third of your position to secure some profit; at 50%, sell another third to lock in mid-term gains; if the price drops below the 60-day moving average the next day, exit all remaining positions. Don’t be soft-hearted, don’t expect a rebound.
Sounds simple, right? Monthly filtering + daily moving average risk control — the whole system has a very low probability of failure. But this also tests whether you truly have risk awareness — most people don’t lose in choosing coins, but in this very step.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 9h ago
Basically, it's still the same old story, and there are really only a few that can actually be executed.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 12-18 06:21
To put it bluntly, greedy people end up with no coins in the end; it's better to honestly follow the moving averages.
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ForkLibertarian
· 12-18 06:15
Well said, but few actually stick to it. I think most people still can't overcome the habit of chasing highs and selling lows.
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StopLossMaster
· 12-18 06:13
That's right, it's patience and execution that make the difference. Most people simply can't stick to this rhythm.
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DataBartender
· 12-18 06:12
That's right, this strategy is straightforward. As long as the execution is in place, no need for fancy tricks. That's how I do it too.
Have you ever thought about it? The easiest way to make money in the crypto trading circle is often the most simple and stable approach.
I don't deny that I also stumble at times. But to be honest, why is it that during market bloodbaths, I can grow my account from 1,000U all the way to a million-level? Is there a logic behind it?
The answer is actually very straightforward — it's using that seemingly "dumb" method. The barrier to entry is low, almost anyone can replicate it, and the key is execution and patience. Most people nowadays overlook this steady rhythm.
With this approach, I can earn an average of 3 to 10 points daily. Honestly, this rhythm rarely causes problems.
**Step 1: Select the Track**
Put the top-performing coins over the past 11 days into your watchlist, then ruthlessly eliminate those that have been falling for more than 3 days. Once these downtrends start, nine out of ten are caused by big players dumping, with funds fleeing. Instead of fighting it, let the gamblers take the risk.
The remaining ones are the assets still being chased and still hot. The opportunity is hidden here.
**Step 2: Monthly Chart Confirmation**
Don’t rush into the market. Pull up the monthly chart and focus only on the MACD indicator. A golden cross is the signal; a death cross should be avoided at all costs. The real opportunity is at the first retracement after the golden cross, before any breakdown.
Wait until the signal is confirmed before taking action.
**Step 3: Precise Entry on Daily Chart**
Switch to the daily chart, with the 60-day moving average as your main reference. When the price retraces near this line, and you see a volume-driven bullish candle or a long lower shadow, it indicates that the main funds are starting to buy in. This is the time to confidently build a position.
But the prerequisite is — volume must support it. Without trading volume, even the best candlestick patterns are meaningless. Better to miss out than to follow blindly.
**Step 4: Risk Control and Discipline**
After entering, the 60-day moving average is your stop-loss line, no exceptions.
When gains reach 30%, sell one-third of your position to secure some profit; at 50%, sell another third to lock in mid-term gains; if the price drops below the 60-day moving average the next day, exit all remaining positions. Don’t be soft-hearted, don’t expect a rebound.
Sounds simple, right? Monthly filtering + daily moving average risk control — the whole system has a very low probability of failure. But this also tests whether you truly have risk awareness — most people don’t lose in choosing coins, but in this very step.