I use the dumbest trading method, and I earn everything through cognition and discipline.

I've been trading for ten years, initially losing over 200 in the first three years, but in the following years, I earned back over 1000. Every penny behind it is a lesson learned through blood and tears!

This market always repeats the same secret: 90% of retail traders focus on news for trading, 9% of smart people pay attention to the movements of big players, while 1% of aggressive players are dissecting market trends using moving averages.

Step one: Verify the moving averages. Treat the daily moving average as three distinct old doctors— the 5-day line is the head of the emergency department, the 30-day line is an internal medicine expert, and the 60-day line is like an old master sitting in the specialist's clinic. When the emergency department head suddenly gets up and checks the pulse of the two old predecessors (the 5-day line crosses above the 30/60-day lines), this is the signal that the market is preparing to enter the ICU for rescue. Conversely, if you find the emergency department head slipping and rolling off the expert's chair (the 5-day line crosses below the 30/60-day lines), don't hesitate, immediately adjust your positions.

Step two: Establish a trading system to prevent impulsive actions.

Now please stick a note on your trading interface with a bold marker that says: When moving averages clash, mere mortals withdraw. When the 5-day line and the 30-day line twist together like a twisted doughnut, entering the market at that time is like rolling dice to guess odd or even. A true hunter only pulls the trigger when all three lines are marching in the same direction.

Here’s a counterintuitive piece of trivia: In the cryptocurrency world where price surges and drops are commonplace, the simpler the daily moving average strategy, the more lethal it becomes. Just like a true martial arts expert, they never need to perform fifty different starting moves; a breakout of the 5-day line is the signal to draw the sword, and when the 60-day line turns, it’s time to sheath it.

Step three: Cement discipline on the trading desk.

I've seen too many people write their trading plans on napkins, only to be scared into tearing them up when a sudden market spike hits at midnight. The most brutal yet merciful aspect of the daily moving average strategy is that it forces you to become an emotionless signal execution machine.

Here's a dark humor story: A trader who consistently profited using the daily moving average strategy for three years received a breakout alert during a wedding last year and had to sneak into the bathroom to close his position before coming out to exchange rings. Afterward, the bride scolded him, but upon seeing the account balance, she silently upgraded him to a high-end monitor.

(Etch this sentence into your brain: You can doubt your own actions, but never doubt the moving averages that have formed a consensus.)