There really is a strategy for making money in trading coins. My trading method is very simple and practical; in just one year, I made it to 8 digits. I only focus on one pattern and enter the market only when I see the opportunity. I don't trade without a pattern and have maintained a win rate of over 90% for five years!
A method I tested: From May 2023 to June 2024, over 502 days, going from 3000 to 3 million, with a return rate of 14838%. In the crypto space, if you want to turn small funds into large amounts, the only method is to roll the funds!
Today, I am sharing this method with those destined to meet it. If you also want to have a share in the crypto space, then take a few minutes to carefully read it, and then slowly absorb and practice to form your own stable profit system in the crypto space!
In the field of Bitcoin trading, technical analysis can play an important role, and oscillators are key tools. Through decades of development, oscillators help traders make informed decisions by analyzing price momentum and market conditions. This article delves into the history and usage of key oscillators used in Bitcoin trading.
Oscillators and their importance have been an integral part of technical analysis since the early 20th century, originally used in the stock market. As traders sought tools to predict market trends, oscillators gained popularity in the 1970s. These mathematical structures measure the momentum of asset prices and provide insights into potential overbought or oversold conditions. In the turbulent world of Bitcoin trading, oscillators provide traders with an effective way to respond to price fluctuations.
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) was developed by J. Welles Wilder Jr. in 1978 as a momentum oscillator used to measure the speed and change of price movements. The RSI value fluctuates between 0 and 100; a value above 70 indicates overbought conditions, while below 30 indicates oversold. For BTC traders, RSI is an important tool for identifying potential reversal points in Bitcoin, aiding in strategic entry and exit decisions.
Stochastic
The stochastic oscillator was developed by George Lane in the late 1950s, comparing specific closing prices of assets with the price range over a specific period. The principle is that in a rising market, prices tend to close near the highs, while in a declining market, prices close near the lows. BTC traders use the stochastic oscillator to identify momentum and potential turning points by analyzing the %K and %D lines.
The stochastic indicator is visualized through a chart that includes two main lines: the %K line and the %D line. The %K line is calculated by comparing Bitcoin's closing price with the price range over a specified period, creating a responsive line that closely follows price trends. The %D line is smoother and slower, being the 3-period moving average of the %K line, providing a signal line that crosses above and below the %K line at critical points. The y-axis of this chart ranges from 0 to 100, with horizontal lines marked at 20 and 80 to indicate oversold and overbought levels.
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) was created by Donald Lambert in 1980 to measure the deviation of asset prices from their statistical averages. Although originally developed for commodities, it has been widely applied across various markets, including Bitcoin trading. Traders use CCI to identify periodic trends in Bitcoin prices, helping to predict potential price reversals and capitalize on trading opportunities.
Average Directional Index (ADX)
Welles Wilder Jr. also introduced the Average Directional Index (ADX) in 1978 to measure the strength of a trend rather than its direction. The ADX value ranges from 0 to 100, with higher values indicating stronger trends. In cryptocurrency trading, ADX helps traders assess the strength of current trends, enabling them to make better-informed entry or exit decisions based on trend strength rather than direction.
Awesome Oscillator (AO)
The Awesome Oscillator (AO), developed by Bill Williams, measures market momentum by comparing the 34-period and 5-period simple moving averages. AO helps BTC traders identify potential trend changes and shifts in market momentum. By analyzing the histogram bars, traders can gain insights into potential market strength and make more informed trading decisions.

In technical analysis, AO is visually represented as a histogram oscillating around the zero line, measuring market momentum by calculating the difference between the 34-period and 5-period simple moving averages (SMA). Histogram bars are green or red, indicating upward or downward momentum; a green bar appears when the current bar is higher than the previous one, indicating increased momentum, while a red bar appears when the current bar is lower, indicating decreased momentum.
Momentum Oscillator (MO)
The Momentum Oscillator (MO) measures the rate of change in asset prices over a specific period. For BTC traders, this is a simple yet powerful tool to gauge the speed of price changes. By comparing the current price with previous prices, traders can identify bullish or bearish momentum, which helps predict potential Bitcoin price continuations or reversals.
Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) was created by Gerald Appel in the late 1970s and is a trend-following momentum indicator. MACD consists of the MACD line, signal line, and histogram, helping traders identify potential buy and sell signals. For BTC traders, MACD is very useful for understanding market momentum and trend direction, aiding in timely trading decisions.

In technical analysis, MACD is represented through a dual-line chart, helping to identify changes in momentum, direction, and intensity of Bitcoin price trends. MACD is calculated by subtracting the 26-period EMA from the 12-period EMA, yielding the so-called MACD line.
Then, a signal line is drawn, which is the 9-period EMA of the MACD line itself, triggering potential buy or sell signals through crossovers. Additionally, the histogram represents the difference between the MACD line and the signal line, visually indicating changes in momentum as it widens or narrows.
Although indicators like RSI, stochastic, CCI, ADX, AO, momentum, and MACD provide important insights for Bitcoin trading, they are not foolproof. These tools can help traders navigate BTC's volatility by providing valuable data on market conditions and potential price trends.
Traders should combine oscillators with other analytical methods and maintain a cautious attitude, acknowledging that in the dynamic world of Bitcoin trading, no tool can guarantee perfect predictions.
Success is not based on luck; choice is greater than effort, and your circle determines your destiny.
One chart to understand 99% of candlestick patterns that retail investors find hard to interpret, yet top traders use to make a fortune!
The candlestick is the code of the flow of funds. If you understand how to interpret candlesticks, you have mastered the initiative in trading! However, most retail investors often get confused when faced with complex candlestick patterns. Top traders, on the other hand, can make precise judgments using simple patterns to maximize profits.
Newcomers to trading coins can become seasoned traders by mastering these ten golden rules!
For friends who haven’t made 1 million after trading coins for so many years, listen to me. The following ten suggestions, if followed and still yield no results, come find me!
1. If you don’t have much money, you need to be frugal. In a year, just catching one big surge is enough. Don’t always operate with a full position; keep some cash on hand just in case.
2. Cognition determines how much money you can make. If you don’t understand, you won’t earn. Practicing with simulated trading is fine, but trading with real money can bring significant psychological pressure.
3. When good news comes out, if you haven't sold on the same day, you need to rush to sell the next day when it opens high. When good news breaks, everyone thinks of selling, and the price will naturally go down.
4. With the holidays approaching, reduce your positions a week in advance or simply don’t sell. The market is inactive during holidays, and prices can fluctuate wildly.
5. For medium to long-term trading, you need to have capital. When prices rise, sell a bit; when prices fall, buy a bit. This way you can lower your costs and adjust your strategy anytime.
6. For short-term trading, find those actively traded coins. If no one is buying or selling a coin, you risk getting trapped after you buy.
7. Remember this rule: those that fall slowly generally will rise slowly; those that drop sharply usually rebound quickly.
8. Stop-loss is very important. If you buy the wrong thing, admit it and stop-loss quickly. Don’t wait for the price to come back; preserving capital is key.
9. For short-term trading, take a look at the 15-minute candlestick chart and combine it with the KDJ indicator to find buy and sell points. Especially when KDJ is overbought or oversold, the signals are particularly accurate. Also look at indicators like MACD and RSI.
10. Don’t learn too many techniques; mastering a few is enough.
Let’s first talk about those who make money:
Firstly, they are definitely not contract players. None of the contract players I know are making money. Even if they make money at certain stages, the final outcome is always a loss. The essence of contracts is gambling, making money through probabilities. Of course, this has a slightly better probability than betting on high or low, but it's basically similar. Those who make money in contracts are usually involved in contract trading communities + signal providing; they have long realized that contracts cannot make money, so they create communities that provide contract signals, where seasoned investors cut losses for newcomers.
Here’s some advice for those who want to recover their costs or make money through contracts:
So many people who lose money remain in the circle just to recover their costs. However, there is a cruel fact: most people cannot recover their costs or make money, especially those who want to recover through contracts. They are even more delusional. Those who make money through contracts in the market are rare. Don’t fantasize about why you aren't that person. Honestly, if you want to recover through contracts, you are really not cut out for it, no matter how much you lose; even if you go bankrupt, recovering through contracts is impossible. Therefore, I advise those who want to recover through contracts to quit contracts, in other words, to quit gambling.
For spot traders who are losing money, what should they do? First, if the loss isn't too much and you still have a relatively large capital, meaning your capital equals your losses, then recovering your capital is relatively simple and easy, or rather, needing to recover within five times is possible. But the most important point is the buying and selling points. If you are stuck at a high position, it becomes difficult. Most people can make money when a bull market starts or during the main rising wave of a bull market, but they lose money because they don't understand how to sell. After selling, during the main distribution phase, they repeatedly enter the market at high levels and get harvested. Therefore, for retail investors, knowing where to sell is very important, but selling is not the most critical aspect.
Most importantly, after selling, the ability to maintain a position of not holding is something that most people cannot do, and it should be something that 95% of retail players cannot achieve. This is the fundamental reason why most people lose money. If you can sell at a relatively high point and not be influenced by analysts in the market or the various positive news at high points, insisting on staying out of the market means truly securing your profits, and that is when you can actually earn.
To summarize the people who lose money:
1. Recover your cost within five times
2. You need to know how to sell
3. You need to know how to maintain a cash position. Of course, the same goes for spot traders. Less than 5% of retail investors make money because trading markets are a battle against human nature—greed, fear, and arrogance. Very few can overcome these.
So who are the ones that make money through trading?
Those who truly make money often only learn one strategy. They can interpret the fundamentals, buying in when the market is consolidating at the bottom, holding on until it's nearly risen enough to sell, without getting caught up in too many news events. They don't blindly buy, but in a bull market, almost everything rises. In fact, many novices can make money easily when trading spot.
There are three small details to note:
First, sell one-third when the wave rises more than 30%.
Second, when the wave rises more than 50%, sell another third.
Three is the most important. If you buy in on the same day and the next day the coin price directly breaks below the 60-day moving average, then you must sell everything without hesitation!
Although the probability of breaking below the 60-day line using this method is low, risk awareness is essential.
In the crypto space, preserving capital is key. Even if you sell, just wait for it to meet the buying criteria again before buying back.
Ultimately, if you want to make money, the method is not difficult; the challenge lies in execution.
Especially that saying, 'If the price breaks below the 60-day moving average, exit completely', very few can do it. But that is the key to making money!
Opportunities are fleeting; a correction is imminent. Seize the opportunity to buy the dip and take advantage of the profits from altcoins! Doubling is not a dream.

Finally, take action.
With strong willpower backing, once you establish your action plan and principles, you need to focus and persist on one thing: 'Unity of Knowledge and Action'.
If cognitive differences are the greatest disparity between people, then based on that, the differences in wealth, ability, and developmental space between people are driven by 'action'. The saying 'a little bit every day has no end, effort is not in vain, and eventually enters the sea' holds true; even the smallest steps, given time, will burst forth with unexpected energy at key points of 'quantitative changes leading to qualitative changes'. Just as mentioned earlier, one of the core underlying logics that can achieve results is: wanting ≠ getting; there is still a step in between called 'doing'.
If you really 'want it', then first make sure you can 'do it'.
For ordinary people, their time and energy are the only resources they can autonomously allocate in the initial stages. How to utilize this unique, irreplaceable resource to enhance one's own scarcity value and thus exchange their 'high value' for 'high returns' is the only way for ordinary people without special backgrounds or original capital to break through. Of course, throughout this entire process, practical aspects also involve various means and methods to enhance one's scarcity value and different fields and models to exchange for 'high returns'. I'll discuss this in detail in another article.
The same applies to business operations. The resources that can be called upon and integrated are always limited. If you want to get rid of the states of 'working hard but poor' or 'meager profits', you need to base your actions on 'trends', select the correct direction, allocate all quality resources, launch a saturated attack to open an effective breakthrough, and then build a moat and business barriers. This will elevate the quality of your customers, business model, and market scale to a higher dimension. Otherwise, long-term 'exhaustion', 'passively coping', and 'putting out fires' will not only prevent the accumulation of higher-value business assets but will also cause you to miss many important opportunity windows. A slow step leads to slow progress; even if you 'wake up early' and anticipate trends and see directions clearly, slow actions will ultimately result in 'missing the train' and incurring heavy opportunity costs, trapped in a 'low-level operational cycle' that is hard to escape.
In fact, the flow of wealth towards those who are not short of money fundamentally relies on the high cost-effectiveness configuration of time and energy by a person or institution. The less short of money someone is, the more they will invest their time and energy into long-term sustainable development, entering a positive cycle characterized by increasing value and development, ultimately reaping excess returns. Conversely, those who are short of money will invest their time and energy into short-term survival.
To break the situation, a starting point and an entry are needed. Time is the most equitable resource. To change the state of 'the poorer you are, the busier you are', at the initial stage, you can only use 'time' to exchange for 'self-appreciation'. After accumulating a 'small fortune', you can then use this small fortune to exchange for greater 'self-appreciation', continuously cycling until you accumulate wealth beyond just 'time', such as original capital, influence, and networking resources, etc. Only then can one truly step onto a positive cycle.
Poverty does not simply mean a lack of money; it can deprive a person of the ability to tap into their potential.
The essence of poverty is not a lack of money; lacking money is just a result, not the cause.
Overall, the important thing is not money, but the mindset and behavioral system.
That's all for today. In a bull market phase, you really can't manage it all by yourself in the crypto space. Don't force yourself; come find me as a mentor to learn the latest information, strategize, embrace the bull market, and improve your win rate to say goodbye to being stuck at high positions.
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