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How do you make money in the crypto world?
In the crypto world for ten years, I earned almost 80 million. If you want to change your destiny, you must try the crypto world. If you can't make money in this circle, ordinary people will have no chance in their lifetime. Recently, I had the fortune to drink tea with a big shot in the crypto world and discuss the market's ups and downs. His words left a deep impression on me. It turns out that he once blew up his account due to contracts within three days, losing up to 50 million. This experience was undoubtedly a profound lesson for him. Reflecting on my own journey in the crypto world, it has also been full of ups and downs.
The simplest trading method I have tried many trading methods, but most lack practicality. Only this method has allowed me to achieve relatively sustained profits, and I still use this method today, which is highly reliable and very stable.
Don't worry about whether you can learn it; if I can seize this opportunity, so can you. I'm not a god, just an ordinary person. The only difference between others and me is that they overlook this one method. If you can learn this method and value it in your future trading, it can help you earn an additional 3 to 10 percentage points daily.
First step: Add coins with rising percentages from the last 11 days to your watchlist, but be cautious to exclude those that have dropped for more than three days to avoid exiting when profits are already taken.
Step two: Open the K-line chart, only look at the monthly MACD golden cross for individual coins.
Step three: Open the daily K-line chart, where we only look at one 60 moving average. As long as the coin price pulls back to near the 60 moving average and shows a volume K-line, then enter the market heavily.
Step four: After entering the market, use the 60 moving average as a standard; buy when above and sell when below, with a total of three details to follow.
The first is to sell one-third when the wave's increase exceeds 30%, the second is to sell another one-third when the wave's increase exceeds 50%, and the third, which is the most important and core to determining whether you can profit, is that if you buy on one day and the next day some unexpected situation occurs, causing the coin price to drop below the 60-day moving average, you must exit entirely without holding any false hopes. Although the probability of breaking below the 60-day line using this method of combining monthly and daily lines is very low, we still need to have risk awareness. In the crypto world, preserving principal is the most important thing. Even if you have already sold, you can wait to buy back when it meets the buying conditions again.
Ultimately, the difficulty in making money is not the method but the execution. 'If the coin price breaks below the 60-day moving average, you must exit entirely without harboring any false hopes.' Just this sentence has killed off 90% of people.
In summary, in the crypto world, you cannot be rigid; being adaptable is the key to long-term survival in the market. Therefore, we must pay attention to the fact that the overall market and individual coins are often in opposite situations. Trading cryptocurrencies superficially seems to be a contest with the market, but in reality, it is a contest with human nature. The risks you see may actually be opportunities; sometimes what you see as an opportunity may be a trap meant to lure you.
How can crypto traders stay calm during market volatility? These four strategies are worth keeping.
One, it’s not that you can’t understand the market; it’s that emotions acted first.
In the past week, the market has experienced extreme volatility. Many people did not blow up due to trend reversals, but rather due to their own actions.
This reminds me of a harsh truth: Many losses in the crypto world are not due to technical issues but due to emotional management problems.
The price fluctuations amplify your emotions;
Your emotions directly interfere with what should be rational judgment.
Making money is not difficult; the challenge lies in avoiding greed during floating profits, not panicking during floating losses, and not making impulsive moves during volatility.
Two, why does the high-frequency stimulation in the crypto world easily lead to emotional breakdowns?
First, the market operates 24/7, without rest.
Traditional finance has closing hours, but the crypto world does not. The ceaseless price fluctuations can put you in a state of psychological fatigue from 'always watching the market.'
Second, the volatility can easily reach double digits, which is overly stimulating.
You may envision a 10% increase, but what you actually get is a 30% increase in one hour, then a drop back to the starting point in two hours. Such 'roller coaster markets' can easily trigger high levels of anxiety and impulsive decision-making.
Third, social platforms amplify panic and FOMO.
When you are watching the market, you are also scrolling through X (Twitter) and Telegram groups. A KOL says 'a breakout is coming', and you can't help but follow; the next second, someone says 'it's time to run', and you want to cut. You think you are gathering information, but in fact, you are being swept away by emotions.
So you are not unable to understand K-lines; you are simply unprepared in the face of emotions.
Three to four practical mindset management strategies to help you stay calm amidst volatility.
Strategy One: Set a 'cooling period' for profits.
When the account's profits exceed expectations, do not immediately make the next trading decision. Force yourself to wait 12 to 24 hours, during which time refrain from any increasing positions, adjusting positions, or chasing highs.
Prevent the typical overconfidence trap of 'I made money, so I want to make more.'
Strategy Two: Create a 'pre-judgment prerequisite checklist.'
Before each opening position, clearly write down these three points:
What logic do I observe?
What signals will prompt me to take profits?
Under what conditions must I exit?
Train yourself through this method to 'think before acting' instead of 'let price drive emotions.'
Strategy Three: Set up an 'emotional reminder mechanism.'
Create a list of emotional trigger words for yourself, such as 'want to average down', 'already lost, just hold on', 'wait a bit longer, it might rebound.' Whenever these words come to mind, trigger a calm protocol: pause trading and step away from the screen.
Strategy Four: Not watching the market is also a skill.
In times of extreme market volatility, often the best solution is to not trade at all.
Set a viewing time period and only check the market during fixed periods. Filter out information input during other times to avoid being disturbed by noise.
Calmness is not innate; it is trained. Especially in the crypto world, every 'doing nothing' restraint is a victory.
Four, summary: The difference between you and losses is just a calm version of yourself.
You do not lack understanding of technology or logic; it's just that when volatility arrives, emotions override rationality.
Staying calm is not just a slogan; it is a tangible ability that needs to be developed.
Set up contingency plans, manage emotional contexts, and allocate focus and energy...
These mindset management abilities, like K-line analysis, are worth your energy to refine.
A person who can make calm judgments amidst extreme volatility is a true trader.
I am the chief instructor, having experienced multiple bull and bear cycles with rich market experience in various financial fields. Follow the public account (Crypto Chief Instructor) to penetrate the fog of information and discover the true market. To seize more opportunities for wealth and find genuinely valuable opportunities, do not miss out and regret later!
Today, I will introduce a 'foolproof' forex moving average trading method. Just remember the following common moving average patterns, their characteristics, meanings, and trading advice are all here; I hope it helps you.
1. Bullish arrangement.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears during an upward trend.
2. Composed from top to bottom of short-term, medium-term, and long-term moving averages.
3. The three moving averages form an upward arc.
Technical meaning: Long signal, continue to be bullish.
Trading advice: In the early and mid-stages of a bullish arrangement, actively go long; in the later stages, be cautious about going long.
2. Bearish arrangement.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears during a downward trend.
2. Composed from bottom to top of short-term, medium-term, and long-term moving averages.
3. The three moving averages form a downward arc.
Technical meaning: Short signal, continue to be bearish.
Trading advice: In the early and mid-stages of a bearish arrangement, focus on shorting; in the later stages, be cautious about shorting.
03 Golden Cross.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears in the early stages of an upward trend.
2. Composed of three moving averages: short, medium, and long-term.
3. The shorter moving average (fast line) crosses above the longer moving average (slow line).
Technical meaning: Bottom signal, bullish outlook for the future.
Trading advice:
1. After a sharp decline in the exchange rate, if this signal appears, you can actively go long.
2. Medium to long-term investors can buy when this signal appears in the weekly or monthly K-line.
Main reminder: The larger the angle of the crossing lines, the stronger the upward signal.
4. Death cross.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears in the early stages of a downward trend.
2. Composed of three moving averages: short, medium, and long-term.
3. The shorter moving average crosses above the longer moving average (slow line).
Technical meaning: Top signal, bearish outlook for the future.
Trading advice:
1. After a significant rise in the exchange rate, if this signal appears, you can actively go short.
2. Medium to long-term investors can sell when this signal appears in the weekly or monthly K-line.
Main reminder: The larger the angle of the crossing lines, the stronger the downward signal.
5. Silver Valley.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears in the early stages of an upward trend.
2. Formed by the sequential crossing of three short, medium, and long-term moving averages, creating an irregular triangle pointing upwards.
Technical meaning: Bottom signal, bullish outlook for the future.
Trading advice: Silver Valley can generally serve as a buy point for aggressive investors.
6. Golden Valley.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears after the Silver Valley.
2. The formation method of the Golden Valley's irregular triangle is the same as that of the Silver Valley.
3. The Golden Valley can be located close to the Silver Valley or above it.
Technical meaning: Buy signal, bullish outlook for the future.
Trading advice: Golden Valley can generally serve as a buy point for conservative investors.
Main reminder: The longer the time between the Golden Valley and Silver Valley, the higher the position, the greater the potential for price increase in the future.
7. Death Valley.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears in the early stages of a downward trend.
2. Formed by the crossing of three moving averages, creating an irregular triangle pointing downwards.
Technical meaning: Top signal, bearish outlook for the future.
Trading advice: A top signal should prompt you to actively short, especially if this pattern appears after a significant rise in stock prices; you should quickly stop-loss and exit.
Main reminder: Sell signals are stronger than death crosses.
8. First convergence upwards and diverging shape.
Main characteristics:
1. Can appear during a sideways phase after a decline, and can also appear during a sideways phase after an increase.
2. Short, medium, and long-term moving averages diverge upwards simultaneously.
3. Several moving averages were previously converged before diverging.
Technical meaning: Buy signal, bullish outlook for the future.
Trading advice: Aggressive investors can buy at the initial point of upward divergence.
Main reminder:
1. The longer the convergence time, the greater the upward divergence strength.
2. When diverging upwards, if the trading volume increases simultaneously, the reliability of the signal increases.
9. First convergence downwards and diverging shape.
Main characteristics:
1. Can appear during the end phase of sideways movement after an increase, as well as during the end phase of downward movement.
2. Short, medium, and long-term moving averages simultaneously diverge downwards like a waterfall.
3. Several moving averages were previously converged before diverging.
Technical meaning: Sell signal, bearish outlook for the future.
Trading advice: Whether aggressive or conservative investors, upon seeing this signal, one should stop loss and exit in a timely manner.
Main reminder:
1. The longer the convergence time, the greater the downward divergence strength.
2. When diverging downwards, if trading volume simultaneously increases, the future market situation looks even worse.
10. Re-converging upwards and diverging shape.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears during an upward trend.
2. After a previous upward divergence, it can also be a cross-up divergence, but the moving average converges again and then diverges upwards once more.
3. Short, medium, and long-term moving averages again diverge upwards like a spray.
Technical meaning: Buy signal, bullish outlook for the future.
Trading advice:
The best buying point for the moving average to diverge upwards again should be at the second upward divergence. If the moving average shows a third or fourth upward divergence, buyers should be cautious as the strength is not as good as the second upward divergence.
Main reminder:
1. The longer the convergence time, the greater the potential for continued upward movement.
2. The 'again' in re-converging upwards generally refers to the second time, with a few cases being the third or fourth time, and their characteristics and technical meanings are the same.
11. Climbing the mountain shape.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears during an upward trend.
2. The short, medium, and long-term moving averages generally move upwards along a certain slope.
Technical meaning: Long signal, bullish outlook for the future.
Trading advice: 1. You can actively go long as long as the exchange rate hasn't risen excessively; those with holdings can wait for an increase.
Main reminder: The smaller the slope, the longer the rising time, the more momentum there will be in the future.
12. Gradually rising wave shape.
Main characteristics:
1. Appears during an upward trend.
2. The short and medium-term moving averages frequently cross while the long-term moving average supports the rising short and medium-term moving averages.
3. Waves rise clearly, one wave after another.
Technical meaning: Long signal, bullish outlook for the future.
Trading advice: As long as the exchange rate hasn't risen excessively, those with holdings can wait for an increase.
Main reminder: The more regular the wave shape during an upward trend, the more reliable the signal.
I introduced 12 classic moving average trading patterns all at once. Some friends may not fully understand or remember them in a short time, but that's okay, the old rule is to bookmark them! You can take them out and compare them when you need them.
In this mysterious field filled with opportunities and challenges, some people become rich overnight while others lose everything.
When you grow your account from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands, you will touch upon some thoughts and logic for making big money, and your mindset will stabilize significantly.
After that, continue to replicate successful experiences.
Don't always fantasize about millions or even a billion; you need to start from practical circumstances, avoid empty talk, because boasting will only make the bull feel comfortable.
Two years ago, I met a senior in Shanghai who easily withdrew over 12 million from the crypto world using the simplest method. He taught us that simplicity is the key; if you complicate trading, the more you consider, the less accurate your judgment will be.
Those who lose money trade this way; making a profit is actually simple—just find a method that suits you, repeat it, and before you know it, your account balance will increase.
Here are several tips he shared; as long as you can learn them, you might not make dozens or hundreds of times like the predecessors, but at least making some pocket money shouldn't be a problem.
First, wait when the highs and lows are flat. When the market is in a consolidation phase, it's best to observe because after consolidation, a trend will emerge. It's best to act after a clearer trend appears.
Second, do not cling to hot positions; change your holdings regularly. From start to finish, end with an empty position. All popular short positions are speculation; once the heat fades, capital will immediately exit, and if you are slow, you will be left alone, confused in the wind.
Third, upward gap jumps have hope of rising. During the upward movement, K-lines slowly rise, showing a high opening bullish candle, and trading volume expands, indicating that the market has entered an acceleration phase. At this time, we must remain calm and hold on to the tickets; what awaits you will be a wave of big profits.
Fourth, do not cling to massive bullish candles; exit decisively at the end, whether at high or low points. After a massive bullish candle appears, there will be a pullback, and even if it hits the limit, you should exit. We must prevent profit pullbacks.
Fifth, if you buy on a bearish line online, you should also buy on a bullish line offline; if you sell incorrectly, you should also sell. Here, 'line' refers to moving averages or important support or resistance levels. Short-term traders generally only look at daily moving averages and daily attack lines. I do not like to get bogged down; I generally hold short positions for three days and no more than a week at most, no matter how good it looks afterward, it has nothing to do with me.
Sixth, do not chase high prices, do not sell, do not panic sell, do not buy, and remain still during sideways movements. This rule can be said to be a fundamental principle for survival in the crypto world. If you want to survive long-term in the crypto world, you must remember this saying.
Seventh, when buying, be prepared. It’s better to enter less than to enter too much. No matter how confident you feel, you should not invest all your funds at once. Because in the crypto world, the only constant is change.
Eighth, learn to watch the news and interpret market information. When major news breaks, it is usually when cryptocurrency prices are most volatile, possibly soaring or plummeting, requiring traders to judge. For beginners, it's advisable to mainly observe during major news events.
Ninth, learn to look at the technical side and master technical indicator knowledge. Learning about technical indicators requires long-term accumulation; create a study plan to learn about moving averages, KDJ, Bollinger Bands, K-lines, volume-price relationships, capital flow, etc.
Tenth, make a good trading plan. Do not trade frequently; frequent trading not only incurs high fees but also affects trading mindset and leads to loss of rational judgment.
Eleventh, do a good job of risk control, set stop-loss and take-profit during trading, control risks, and keep both profits and risks within an acceptable range. When the point reaches stop-loss or take-profit, the system will help me automatically.
Successfully recouped costs, doubling the account. Stay close during rainy days, position yourself early, and enjoy the big profits!
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