Who says trading coins must chase contracts and gamble on news? As a seasoned analyst who has been watching the market for 5 years, today I’m sharing a 'counter-smart' strategy from the bottom of my heart — no need to watch the market until dawn, no need to guess the main force's direction. With a capital of 100,000, just follow along. I have personally tested it for two years without any losses, and many fans executing it have already broken through 7 figures!
The core logic is simple: follow the trend and don't fight human nature. Complex indicators are traps; the methods that truly make money are often so simple that they are overlooked. The following 4 steps each contain valuable insights that I summarized after stepping into pitfalls:
The first step is to select coins that only recognize 'MACD golden cross + above the 0 axis'. Don't listen to things like 'buying the dip on undervalued assets' or 'new coin potential stocks'; I've seen too many newbies die from 'picking up bargains'. Open the daily chart on mainstream platforms and only filter for two signals: first, MACD shows a golden cross (short-term moving average crossing above the long-term moving average), and second, the position of the golden cross must be above the 0 axis. If both conditions are met, it directly filters out 90% of junk coins — a golden cross above the 0 axis indicates that the coin itself is in an upward trend, with an 80% higher probability of subsequent increases compared to below the 0 axis. It's like picking up money while standing on the shoulders of giants, saving 80% of the stock selection hassle.
Step two, buy and sell signals depend on the 'daily moving average', simple enough that you don’t have to think. Switch to the daily chart, find the most prominent daily moving average (I usually look at the 20-day moving average; beginners can just use the default settings): when the coin price firmly stands above the daily moving average, buy and hold decisively; this is called 'holding stocks above the line, trend is king'; once the coin price closes below the daily moving average, regardless of whether it fell by 1% or 5% that day, sell immediately, without hesitation. Remember: the moving average is the 'thermometer' of the trend; breaking below it is a signal that the trend is cooling, hesitating for even a second could lead to being trapped. I once saw my profits drop by 60% because I thought 'just wait a bit longer'.
Step three, position management is the 'key to making big money'; don’t recklessly go all in. After buying, don’t just lie flat; keep an eye on two pieces of data: the coin price and trading volume. If the coin price stabilizes above the daily moving average and the trading volume also synchronizes above the volume moving average (indicating that capital is entering, not a false rise), at this point you can go all in—note that it’s 'after stabilizing', not just after breaking through. Selling is even more nuanced; if the price rises over 40%, sell 1/3 to secure some profit (this helps keep you calm), if it rises over 80%, reduce another 1/3 (to avoid the greed of missing out). For the remaining 1/3, as long as it breaks below the daily moving average, sell everything immediately, even if it rebounds that day, don’t regret it. Last year, I made a profit using this method; a certain coin rose from 0.3 to 0.54 (an increase of 80%), and I sold in three batches, earning 25% more than those who held on until the correction.
Step four, stop-loss is the 'life-saving charm'; discipline is 100 times more important than technique. Many people perish due to 'holding onto fantasies': after breaking below the daily moving average, they think 'it’s just a correction', holding on until they turn from profit to deep losses. My iron rule is: as long as the coin price closes below the daily moving average the next day, regardless of the reason, sell everything, no exceptions. According to the previous coin selection method, the probability of breaking below is already low, but once it happens, it must be dealt with swiftly. After selling, don’t rush to buy back; wait until the coin price stabilizes above the daily moving average again (at least two days closing above the average), then enter in batches; it’s better to miss out than to make a mistake.
To be honest, in the cryptocurrency trading industry, the ones who make money are never the 'smartest people', but rather the 'ones who can control their hands'. I have seen too many people holding complex trading systems, analyzing endlessly, only to be swayed by emotions in the end; on the contrary, those beginners who execute this 'simple method' gradually accumulate profits.
This strategy does not require you to stay up all night watching the market, nor do you need to guess the news. A capital of 100,000 is enough to play around; the core is to 'follow the moving average, buy when you should buy, and sell when you should sell'. Of course, there are many details that haven’t been thoroughly explained—such as how to select dual quality coins with a golden cross on the moving average and low valuation, and how to avoid false golden crosses that are baited by the main forces; these are all things I will share later.
Follow me, next time I will directly share practical case studies, teaching you how to filter out qualifying coins within 3 minutes, avoiding 99% of the pitfalls! We are not dreaming of getting rich overnight; we only pursue steady profits, slowly becoming rich is the best, don’t you agree?
