In the soil of opportunities and risks in the cryptocurrency world, some achieve a leap in wealth overnight through luck or strategy, while others suffer total loss due to blind operations. In fact, when you can grow from 10,000 to 100,000, you will gradually grasp the underlying logic of making money. Today, I will share a simple cryptocurrency trading method that has been validated by the market. As long as you strictly adhere to it, it may help you open a new chapter in wealth.

1. Today's gainers list is tomorrow's 'treasure list'

You must take note of the cryptocurrencies on the gainers list for the day; these coins do not rise randomly, as there is capital driving them, equivalent to having already passed the market's 'initial screening'. When the next round of market activity begins, you can simply choose from this 'list' — their chances of rising again are much higher than those of the 'niche coins' you pick based on intuition, essentially standing on the 'wind of capital attention'.

2. Treat the 60-day line as a 'lifeline'; run if it breaks

This step is the core of risk control. Remember two phrases: If the price is above the 60-day line, hold onto your shares tightly; once it breaks below the 60-day line, no matter how much you lose, immediately cut your losses and exit! Selling also has its rules; you should exit in two batches: when the holding coins rise by 30%, first sell one-third to secure some profits; when the rise reaches 50%, sell the remaining one-third to further lock in gains. Here, an 'iron discipline' must be emphasized: if the coin you just bought today falls below the 60-day line the next day, don't hesitate, don't make excuses, just liquidate your position.

3. Knowing is useless; doing is useful! Execution determines ultimate success or failure

Many people fail not because of the strategy, but because of a lack of 'execution'. For example, in position management, never invest all your funds at once; instead, layer your investments: when the trend is first confirmed, enter with a light position; when the trend becomes clearer, add to your position; when a clear trend truly emerges, then increase your stake moderately — this 'snowball' style of layering can control risk while allowing profits to amplify with the trend, representing 'small risk for large probability returns'.

Some may say: 'Isn't this just basic operations?' That's right, these methods sound simple, but 90% of people stumble on 'knowing but not being able to do'. @Air 安叔