After struggling in this market for so long, I used to watch the market day and night, chase trends, and try various complex strategies, my heart racing along with the price charts. In the end, I found that frequent trading actually became the fastest way to deplete my capital.
Later on, I made a simple decision—to use the simplest methods to make the most stable trades. I do not seek to get rich overnight, but rather aim for a reasonable return each month: 5% to 15%, gradually rolling, steadily walking.
I summarized this method into four clear steps, no mysticism, no exaggeration, anyone can use it:
First, filter for strong but not overheated tokens. Each week, I will select the top 30 coins by price increase, but I will actively avoid those that have surged in a short time and have extreme emotions. I would rather miss out than chase high prices.
Second, lock in targets that are trending upwards over a large cycle. I only look at monthly charts—only those with MACD firmly above the zero line and clear trends are retained. When the large cycle is up, it’s not easy to counteract the small cycle's operations.
The third step is to find key positions to enter. Switching to the daily chart, I use the 89-day moving average as a reference. When the price pulls back near this line, and the trading volume first shrinks and then expands again, it becomes a key entry signal worth paying attention to.
Finally, execute the rules, resolutely like iron. Always control the position, no betting, no gambling. If the price is above the 89-day line, hold; if the volume breaks down, exit. When profits reach 25%, reduce positions in batches, leaving some to let profits run.
This is not a profound secret; its core is only six words: big trend, small entry. Filter out the noise, and only do that which you can understand.
The first rule I teach those I guide is to refuse to go all in, refuse to hold positions. The market is never short of opportunities, but capital is only one. Missing out is always better than losing money.
Later, many people told me that the biggest improvement was learning to wait. Using a simple logic, repeating it continuously, stabilizing the mindset, and the returns also stabilize.
If you are also tired of guessing and anxiety, and want a clearer, more sustainable way to invest, maybe we can walk this path together.
The sky may darken, but the road can become brighter with each step.
Would you like to join me?
