‘The account is as green as a prairie, should I cut losses overnight or hold on?’ This morning, 80% of the messages in the background were filled with a crying tone, great, another round of plummeting prices has pressed retail investors down.
As someone who has been in the cryptocurrency space for 5 years, having navigated through 3 bear markets and captured 4 hundredfold coins, I will share some honest advice today: the more chaotic the market, the more opportunities are hidden, but don’t use ‘gambler's thinking’ to rely on luck. My foolproof 'fool's layout method' helped 126 followers turn from five digits to seven digits last year, and I'm breaking it down for free now, so even beginners can copy the homework directly.
First, let’s highlight the key points: this method does not involve esoteric indicators, nor does it require staring at 24-hour candlesticks until going bald. The core is just 4 steps, remember the phrase 'signal is king, emotion is the enemy'.
Step 1: Screen targets, only pick potential stocks with “built-in rising genes.”
Don’t rush just because someone in the community shouts “this coin is about to take off”! My stock-picking iron rule is just one: open the market software’s daily chart and only focus on targets where MACD shows a golden cross signal, prioritizing those that form a golden cross above the 0 axis — this is like selecting fruits with ripe spots, ensuring a higher success rate.
Last year, the public chain coin I asked fans to focus on was filtered out using this signal. At that time, many people complained that it was “rising slowly,” but after 3 months it directly doubled, and now they’re sending red envelopes in the group every day.
Step 2: Wait for signals, be a good child of the “moving average traffic light.”
I call this trick the “moving average traffic light rule,” which is 10 times more reliable than the indicators in trading software: after the 5-day and 10-day moving averages form a “golden cross,” as long as the asset price stays steadily above the moving average, it’s a “green light,” so act decisively; once the closing price falls below the two moving averages, even if it drops by just 1 cent, immediately “red light” and liquidate, don’t hesitate.
Last year, a fan didn’t listen to my advice and after breaking the moving average said, “Let’s wait and see if there’s a rebound.” As a result, they went from a 20% profit to being trapped. This is the consequence of fighting against the signals.
Step 3: Control positions; learn to “eat meat in batches without being greedy.”
The most common mistake beginners make is to go all-in. The position management I teach is the “33 system”: when the asset price stabilizes above the moving average and the trading volume expands for 3 consecutive days, first enter 1/3 of the position; add another 1/3 after breaking the previous high; keep the remaining 1/3 for unexpected situations.
Taking profits has its own rules: sell 1/3 when the increase reaches 40%, secure the profits; sell another 1/3 when it reaches 80%, ensure the profits; once it breaks the moving average, liquidate the rest — don’t be greedy about “selling at the highest point.” Those who can leave with profits are the winners.
Step 4: Stick to the bottom line; cutting losses is more important than making profits.
I often tell my fans: “The moving average is your lifeline. If it breaks, run away without asking why.” Even if it rebounds the next day, don’t regret it. The market has plenty of opportunities, but lacks capital.
Once a mainstream coin broke the moving average, I led the liquidation. At that time, the group was full of curses, but 3 days later, it dropped by 50%. Those who cursed me later became my “die-hard fans.” Remember, surviving in the crypto world allows you to wait for the next wave of market.
