In the year $PTB 8 of trading cryptocurrencies, being able to save 5 million was never about luck,

but about learning restraint after stepping into countless pits.

$AVAAI Many people ask me how to choose coins and when to enter the market.

To be honest, my current method is very simple, even a bit 'boring',

but it is these boring rules that have prevented me from being liquidated.

$TRUTH When choosing coins, I first look at the gainers list.

It’s not about chasing gains, but confirming activity.

Money only reappears in places with liquidity,

and coins that have been stagnant for a long time are basically not worth betting on.

I don’t focus on short-term candlesticks; I mainly look at the monthly MACD.

I only consider entering when there's a golden cross; without a golden cross, I stay out.

Short-term movements are noise; trends determine whether you can hold on,

relying on rebounds after sharp declines usually ends badly.

The 60-70 day moving average is what I pay the most attention to every day.

Price retracements and increased trading volume are when I dare to add positions;

if there’s no signal, I wait; opportunities are always plentiful.

Once I enter the market, I never fall in love with the battle.

If it rises, I take it; if it breaks key moving averages, I leave immediately.

Many people don’t judge incorrectly; they just can’t bear to admit their mistakes.

Take profits in batches.

Reduce by 30% once, then reduce by 50% again.

It’s okay to miss out; there’s always next time.

The most important rule:

If it breaks below the 70-day line, clear out unconditionally.

No matter how long I’ve held, I won’t stubbornly resist the market,

this rule is the key to my survival.

The crypto world isn’t about being smart,

but about who can consistently execute discipline over the long term.

Don’t think about making a quick comeback,

those who truly make money

are the ones who consistently adhere to the rules.