Are you curious about how to identify resistance and support levels, and how to find the best entry points? My method is simple, yet effective, believe it or not!

Step 1: Monitor the gainers list

Before selecting a coin, open the gainers list to see which ones have risen in the past half month and add them to your watchlist. Why? Only coins that have risen attract attention, and there will be opportunities later on. This way, you won't easily miss potential coins.

Step 2: Look at the monthly MACD

Don't get confused by complex indicators; I only look at the monthly MACD golden cross. A golden cross indicates a trend; don't always think about buying the dip. If you want to make a profit, follow the trend.

Step 3: Monitor the 60-day line

I rarely look at daily charts, focusing instead on the area around the 60-day line. If the coin price pulls back to the vicinity of the 70-day moving average and shows volume, go in heavily right away. Don't guess or gamble; act when the signal appears.

Step 4: Don't cling to your position

After entering the market, hold on only if the signal is clear; if the line breaks, exit immediately, don't hesitate. If you can't bear to exit, profits can turn into losses—this is the consequence of lacking discipline.

Step 5: Take profits rhythmically

If the gain exceeds 30%, cut half, and at 50%, cut another half. Don't aim to capture the entire market movement. Small profits accumulate; that's the way to go for the long term.

Step 6: Exit if it falls below the 70-day line

This is my ironclad rule: if it falls below the 70-day line, regardless of whether you just bought or are trapped, exit immediately—don't be soft-hearted. This principle has saved me countless times; many people incur losses because they are unwilling to cut their losses.

This method may seem mechanical, but emotional trading leads to quick losses. These rules aren't difficult, but the challenge lies in execution.

I have gained experience worth 6 million from losses. Market conditions are frequent, but most people don't live long enough to see the profitable wave. Don't wander aimlessly in the dark; keep up with the rhythm to break the cycle.