8 years in the cryptocurrency world, my account has reached 6 million.

It's not that I'm particularly smart, but I've learned from many pitfalls and paid the price.

Many people privately ask me:

How do you choose coins? How do you place orders?

To be honest—

My current approach is ridiculously simple.

But it is precisely these "counter-intuitive simplicities" that have allowed me to survive until today.

1. First, look at the coins that have risen, don't fantasize about rare miracles

When I choose coins, I never dig through trash,

I only look at the top gainers.

If it has risen, it indicates there is capital, consensus, and trading depth.

A coin that hasn't moved for a long time, even if it seems "cheap," is just stagnant water.

2. Don't engage in short-term speculation; trends are the real bread and butter

I stopped watching 5-minute and 15-minute candlesticks long ago,

What truly decides whether I take action is the monthly MACD.

Golden cross appears → only then consider entry

No golden cross → I’d rather stay in cash and wait

Short-term is noise; the trend gives you space.

In situations of rebound after a sharp decline, winning once means losing ten times.

3. The 70-day line is my only "life and death line"

A line I must check every day: the 70-day moving average.

Pullback to the moving average + increased trading volume → add positions in batches

If it breaks the moving average → without hesitation, just leave

No emotions, no beliefs discussed.

This line is the fundamental rule that has allowed my account to survive.

4. Entering the market without attachment, exiting decisively

If the price moves with the trend, I hold;

Once it breaks, I sell immediately.

Many people lose money, not because they misjudge direction,

But because they can't bear to leave, turning profits into deep losses.

5. Take profits rhythmically; don't be greedy to eat it all

My profit-taking is very mechanical:

Increase of 30% → reduce by half

Increase of 50% → reduce by half again

The rest, let the trend decide its fate

Missing the peak is okay,

Being able to put profits in your pocket is the real skill.

6. The simpler, the more sustainable it is

The cryptocurrency world doesn't rely on "one big flip",

But on repeatedly performing the correct actions.

Simple rules, controllable emotions, discipline first,

Time will naturally be on your side.

These are not skills,

But survival experiences I exchanged for hard-earned money.

The market won't reward smart people,

But it certainly won't spare those without discipline.

Only traders who can "listen" over the long term

are qualified to keep money in their accounts.@冰冰暴利带单