Investing 10 million in the crypto market, keeping money is already difficult – getting money back is even harder. What I have today is not due to luck, but the result of countless account burnouts, sleepless nights, and lessons that had to be paid for with real money.

Many people ask me: “What’s the secret to choosing coins? What’s the strategy for entering trades? What trading tips can lead to profit?”

In fact, my method now is extremely simple. But it is these 'simple' things that are the key to helping me make money and survive through market cycles.

Here are the principles I derived after 7 years of battling — if you understand and can do it, you will avoid many stupid mistakes I made.

1. Choose Coin From The Strongly Rising Coin List

I always start from the rising ranking.
The reason is very clear:

  • Coin increases → has cash flow → has liquidity

  • Coin has liquidity → has opportunity

  • Coin that no one cares about → buy just to count incense sticks

Don't try to 'catch the bottom' of dead projects. The market only rewards those who follow the cash flow, not the stubborn ones.

2. Don't Look at K-Line Too Much – Look at MACD Monthly Frame

K-line shows you emotions in a few minutes. Monthly MACD shows you trends from a few months to a few years.

My rules are very simple:

  • Monthly MACD shows golden cross → buy immediately, go strong

  • No golden cross → hold cash, wait for more

Big opportunities are always in big trends. Never bet on the market's 'bounces' — that's just a low probability game.

3. Every Day I Look at the MA60 Line

MA60 is an indicator reflecting the heartbeat of a medium-term trend.

I only do two things right:

  • Price close to MA70, with increasing volume → boldly buy more

  • No volume → don't act rashly

When the signal appears, be confident.
When the signal hasn't appeared, be patient — money lies in waiting, not in impatience.

4. After Entering Orders, Do Not Be Greedy

This is the rule that saved me from many 'account red' situations:

  • Price increases → hold

  • Price drops below the observation zone → cut immediately

Many people lose because they don't know when to leave, just hoping for a bounce back. But hope is not a strategy.

5. Taking Profits Must Have a Phase – Don't Eat the Whole Cake at Once

Never expect you will 'catch the top'.

I always take profits in phases:

  • Increase 30% → take half profit

  • Increase another 50% → take the remaining part

The market always moves.
If you miss this opportunity, there will be other opportunities.
The important thing is: don't let profits turn into zero.

Concluding

7 years in this market taught me one thing:

Winning or losing does not depend on IQ, but on discipline. The more volatile the market, the more simplicity and principles are needed.

If you really want to survive long-term, learn how to:

  • Wait for the right signal

  • Follow the right discipline

  • Minimize mistakes

  • And absolutely do not gamble with your own emotions