1. Simple and straightforward money-making logic.
I have been trading coins for 10 years, and from losing to making money, I've learned one thing: flashy indicators are not as useful as a single moving average. The 60-day moving average (the average price over the past 60 days) is my 'lifeline'—if the price is above the line, it indicates an upward trend; below means a downward trend. This method helped me multiply my investment by 20 times in three years, with the core being four words: Trend + Discipline.
2. Four-step practical operation guide.
1. Select Coin: Only pick the tough characters that 'resist declines and can rise.'
First Step: Find the coins that have risen the most in the last 11 days, but directly eliminate those that have fallen for more than 3 days (the main force may have run away). Second Step: Look at the monthly chart; only keep it if the MACD shows a golden cross (the fast line crosses above the slow line), which indicates a medium to long-term upward trend.
Case Study: Before Ethereum's upgrade last year, coins that met this condition averaged a 127% increase, while random purchases only earned 30%.
2. Buying: Wait for a pullback to the 'lifeline' before taking action.
Watch the daily chart; when the coin price retraces to the 60-day moving average, and the trading volume suddenly doubles, immediately buy heavily. Beware of false signals: If the volume shrinks and it hits the moving average then drops back, don't chase! It's better to miss out than to be a bag holder.
3. Selling coins: Mechanical operation, don’t get emotional.
Take Profit: Sell 1/3 when you earn 30% (for example, from a 100,000 capital, take 30,000 first); sell another 1/3 when you earn 50% (another 20,000 profit); hold the remaining 1/3 until the trend reverses. Stop Loss: If it drops below the 60-day line the next day, clear all positions! Last year, when Dogecoin was smashed by Musk's words, following this rule helped me lose 38% less.
Anti-human behavior: When it drops to the 60-day line, while others cut losses, you buy the dip (like Bitcoin rebounding 30% after a spike to 60,000 in January); when it surges, stay away from the moving average, while others chase high prices, you take profit (beware of high volume and stagnation at high positions).
Position Control:
The first trade should not exceed 20% of the capital; add to your position after making money; single loss must be controlled within 2% of total capital (even if you are wrong 5 times, you only lose 10%, and one profit can recover).
3. Why can the 'foolish method' win?
Essence 1: Only make money from trends.
Buying above the 60-day line = hitch a ride on the main force; selling at a breakout = hide in a bomb shelter before the storm. Essence 2: Refuse to predict, only react.
Do not guess tops and bottoms; act when the price breaks the line, and execute like a robot. Essence 3: Surviving is more important than making quick money.
Before the 2023 LUNA crash, those who held on lost everything, while those who stopped loss at the 60-day line only suffered minor injuries.
4. Summary of the Director's hard-learned lessons.
Don't go against the trend:
In a bull market, repeatedly buy above the 60-day line; during a bear market, rest below the line. Going against the trend is like giving away money. Stop loss quickly, take profit slowly: When losing money, act like a gecko shedding its tail to survive; when making money, act like a crocodile that won't let go.
Last year, I thought SOL could rise to 200, but when it broke the 60-day line, I didn't run and ended up losing 40%—now I only trust rules, not intuition.
The Director's final truth:
This method is 'foolish' because it requires iron discipline, but those who make money in the crypto world are never the smartest; they are the ones who follow the rules. If you can execute this like clocking in at work, you are likely to outperform 90% of retail investors.
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