After seven years of cryptocurrency trading, I've gone from losing over a hundred to making hundreds.
My biggest takeaway is this: Profit isn't about luck, it's about knowledge and discipline.
In my first three years, I lost so much I questioned my life. Later, relying on a strict set of rules, I recouped all my losses and even gained hundreds more.
The market is constantly repeating itself, and most people make the same mistakes:
90% of people focus on news, chasing ups and downs.
9% learn to follow the market makers.
Only 1% rely on a simple daily moving average to reap the rewards.
🔥 First: Moving averages are signals, not decorations.
I view the three moving averages as three different roles:
5-day = Emergency Department Director, quick-acting.
30-day = Internal Medicine Doctor, steady yet ruthless.
60-day = Specialist, far-sighted.
When the 5-day moving average crosses the 30/60-day moving average → either take off or go to the ICU, the signal is clear.
The same applies if it breaks down; exit immediately, no need to tell stories.
🔥 Second: System overwhelms emotions
Write yourself a sticky note: "When moving averages clash, ordinary people retreat."
What does it mean? When the three moving averages are tangled, any trade is like rolling the dice.
A true hunter waits for all three moving averages to align before pulling the trigger.
🔥 Third: Discipline is imperative.
Plans written on paper are useless; they count only when they're ingrained.
The greatest significance of moving averages isn't prediction, but forcing you to execute without thinking.
I know a guy whose phone rang on his wedding day: the 5-day moving average broke.
He rushed to the bathroom to close his positions, then emerged to put on his ring.
The bride was furious, but afterward, she saw the account balance and quietly replaced him with a top-of-the-line monitor.
An iron rule etched in my mind:
You can doubt yourself, but never doubt the moving averages that have formed a synergistic force.
After seven years, I finally understood:
Masters don't focus on the future; they execute to the bitter end.
If you can endure loneliness and maintain discipline, you'll naturally join the 1%.
