There really is a strategy for making money in crypto trading. My crypto trading method is very simple and practical; I made an 8-digit profit in just one year by only trading one pattern, only entering the market when I see an opportunity, and maintaining a win rate of over 90% for five years!
A method I tested: from May 2023 to June 2024, over 502 days and nights, I went from 3,000 to 3 million, with a return rate of 14,838%. If you want to turn small funds into big profits in the crypto space, the only method is rolling capital!
Today, I will share this method with those destined to receive it. If you also want to get a piece of the pie in the crypto space, take a few minutes to read this carefully, then slowly absorb and practice it to form your own stable profit system in the crypto space!
In the realm of Bitcoin trading, technical analysis can play an important role, and oscillators are key tools. Oscillators have developed over decades, helping traders make informed decisions by analyzing price momentum and market conditions. This article delves into the history and usage of key oscillators utilized in Bitcoin trading.
Oscillators and their importance
Since the early 20th century, oscillators have been an indispensable part of technical analysis, initially applied in the stock market. As traders sought tools to predict market trends, oscillators gained popularity in the 1970s. These mathematical structures measure the momentum of asset prices, providing insights into potential overbought or oversold conditions. In the volatile world of Bitcoin trading, oscillators offer traders an effective method to cope with price fluctuations.
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) was developed by J. Welles Wilder Jr. in 1978. It is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. The RSI value fluctuates between 0 and 100, with values above 70 indicating overbought conditions and below 30 indicating oversold conditions. For BTC traders, RSI is an important tool for identifying potential reversal points in Bitcoin, assisting in strategic entry and exit decisions.
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The stochastic oscillator was developed by George Lane in the late 1950s, comparing a specific closing price of an asset with the price range over a specific period. Its principle is that in a rising market, prices tend to close near the highs, while in a declining market, prices close near the lows. BTC traders use the stochastic oscillator to identify momentum and potential reversal points by analyzing the %K and %D lines.
The stochastic indicator is visualized through a chart containing two main lines: the %K line and the %D line. The %K line is calculated by comparing Bitcoin's closing price with the price range over a specified period, creating a line that reacts quickly and follows price trends closely. The %D line is smoother and slower, being the 3-period moving average of the %K line, providing a signal line that crosses above and below the %K line at key points. The y-axis of the chart ranges from 0 to 100, with horizontal lines marked at 20 and 80 to indicate oversold and overbought levels.
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) was created by Donald Lambert in 1980 to measure the difference between an asset's price and its statistical average. Although originally developed for commodities, it has been widely applied in various markets, including Bitcoin trading. Traders use CCI to identify cyclical trends in Bitcoin prices, helping to predict potential price reversals and capitalize on trading opportunities in Bitcoin.
Average Directional Index (ADX)
Welles Wilder Jr. also introduced the Average Directional Index (ADX) in 1978, which measures the strength of a trend rather than its direction. The ADX value ranges from 0 to 100, with higher values indicating stronger trends. In cryptocurrency trading, ADX can help traders assess the strength of the current trend, allowing them to make more informed entry or exit decisions based on trend strength rather than direction.
Awesome Oscillator (AO)
Developed by Bill Williams, the Awesome Oscillator (AO) measures market momentum by comparing the 34-period and 5-period simple moving averages. AO helps BTC traders identify potential trend changes and market momentum shifts. By analyzing the histogram's bars, traders can gain insights into potential market strength and make more informed trading decisions.
In technical analysis, AO is graphically represented as a histogram oscillating around the zero line, measuring market momentum by calculating the difference between the 34-period and 5-period simple moving averages ((high + low)/2). The histogram bars are green or red, indicating rising or falling momentum; a green bar appears when the current bar is higher than the previous one, signaling increased momentum, while a red bar appears when the current bar is lower, indicating decreased momentum.
Momentum Oscillator (MO)
The Momentum Oscillator (MO) measures the rate of change in asset prices over a specified period. For BTC traders, this is a simple yet powerful tool to measure the speed of price changes. By comparing the current price with previous prices, traders can identify bullish or bearish momentum, helping to predict potential continuations or reversals in Bitcoin prices.
Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) was created by Gerald Appel in the late 1970s and is a trend-following momentum indicator. MACD consists of the MACD line, signal line, and histogram, helping traders identify potential buy and sell signals. For BTC traders, MACD is very useful for understanding market momentum and trend direction, assisting in making timely trading decisions.
In technical analysis, MACD is represented by a dual line chart, helping to identify changes in Bitcoin price trends' momentum, direction, and strength. MACD is calculated by subtracting the 26-period EMA from the 12-period EMA, resulting in the so-called MACD line.
Then a signal line is plotted, which is the 9-period EMA of the MACD line itself, used to trigger potential buy or sell signals through crossovers. Additionally, the histogram represents the difference between the MACD line and the signal line, visually indicating changes in momentum as it widens or narrows.
While oscillators such as RSI, stochastic, CCI, ADX, AO, momentum, and MACD provide important insights for Bitcoin trading, they are not foolproof. These tools can help traders respond to BTC's volatility by providing valuable data on market conditions and potential price movements.
Traders should combine oscillators with other analytical methods and maintain a cautious attitude, acknowledging that in the dynamic world of Bitcoin trading, no tool can guarantee perfect predictions.
Success is not based on luck; choice is greater than effort, and your circle determines your destiny.
One chart explains K-line patterns that 99% of retail investors can’t understand but top traders use to make big profits!
K-lines are the password of capital flow; if you understand how to interpret K-lines, you hold the initiative in trading! But most retail investors often feel lost when faced with complex K-line patterns. Meanwhile, top traders can make precise judgments and maximize profits using simple patterns.
Newcomers in cryptocurrency trading become veterans, just need to master these ten golden rules!
Friends who haven't earned 1 million after years of trading, listen to me, if you follow these ten suggestions and still don't see results, come find me!
1. If you don't have much money, you need to budget carefully. In a year, just seizing one big surge opportunity is enough. Don't always operate with your full capital; keep some cash on hand just in case.
2. Your understanding determines how much you can earn. If you don't understand, you won't earn. Practicing with simulated trading is fine, but trading with real money brings a lot of psychological pressure.
3. When good news comes out, if you haven't sold the same day, you need to sell quickly the next day when it opens high. Once good news is released, everyone wants to sell, and the price will naturally drop.
4. With holidays approaching, lower your positions a week in advance, or simply don't sell. The market is not active during holidays, and prices can fluctuate wildly.
5. For medium to long-term trading, you must have cash on hand. When prices rise, sell some; when prices fall, buy some. This can reduce costs and allow you to adjust strategies at any time.
6. For short-term trading, look for active trading coins. If a coin has no buyers or sellers, you can easily get stuck.
7. Remember this rule: those that fall slowly usually rise back slowly; those that fall sharply usually rebound quickly.
8. Stop-loss is very important. If you buy the wrong one, you have to admit it and cut your losses quickly. Don't think about waiting for the price to come back; preserving your capital is key.
9. For short-term trading, look at the 15-minute K-line chart and combine it with the KDJ indicator to find entry and exit points. Especially when the KDJ is overbought or oversold, the signals are particularly accurate. Also, look at MACD, RSI, and other indicators.
10. Don't learn too many techniques; mastering a few is enough.
Let's first talk about those who make money:
Firstly, they are definitely not contract players. None of the contract players I know are making money, even if they made money at some stage, the final result is still a complete loss. The essence of contracts is gambling, making money through probability. Of course, the odds are a bit better than just betting, but it’s pretty much the same. Those who make money in contracts usually do so through contract community + leading orders; they have long realized that contracts cannot make money, so they go to create contract leading order communities, where old investors cut new investors.
Here's some advice for those who want to break even or make money through contracts:
So many losing people still stay in the circle just to break even, but there’s a cruel fact: most people cannot break even, nor can they make money. Especially those who want to break even through contracts are delusional. Those who actually make money through contracts are extremely rare. Don’t fantasize about why you wouldn’t be that person; to be honest, if you want to break even through contracts, you really aren't cut out for it. No matter how much you lose, it's the same. Even if you lose everything, you cannot break even through contracts. Therefore, I advise those who want to break even through contracts to quit it, in other words, quit gambling.
What should spot traders do if they lose money? First, if the loss is not much and the principal is still relatively large, meaning that the principal and the loss are balanced, then breaking even is relatively simple and easy, or if you only need to multiply by 5 times or less to break even, it’s possible. But the most important point is the entry and exit points. If you are stuck at a high position, it becomes difficult. Most people can make money when the bull market starts or in the main wave of the bull market; losses occur because they don't understand when to sell. After selling, during the distribution phase, they repeatedly enter at high positions and get harvested. Therefore, for retail investors, knowing when to sell is very important, but selling is not the most important thing.
The most important thing is that after selling, being able to stay in cash and wait is something most people cannot do; about 95% of retail players cannot do this, which is the fundamental reason why most people lose money. If you can sell at a relatively high point and not be influenced by analysts in the market or various favorable news at high positions after selling, and persist in staying in cash, then it’s truly safe to pocket profits, and that’s when you can really make money.
To summarize the losers:
1. It’s easier to break even within five times.
2. You need to know how to sell.
3. You need to know how to stay in cash. Of course, this is the same for spot players; less than 5% of retail investors make money because trading markets fight against human nature, greed, fear, and arrogance. Very few can overcome these.
So who makes money through trading?
Those who truly make money often only learn one trading method, understand the fundamentals, and buy in when the market is consolidating at the bottom; they can hold on and sell when the prices have risen significantly. They don’t pay much attention to too much news. For the types they want to buy, they don't buy blindly. However, when a bull market comes, all types will rise. In fact, especially many beginners who play spot trading find it easier to make money.
There are three small details to pay attention to:
First, when the wave rises more than 30%, sell a third.
Second, when the wave rises more than 50%, sell another third.
Third, if you buy on the same day and the next day the coin price directly falls below the 60-day moving average, you must sell everything without hesitation!
Although the probability of falling below the 60-day line using this method is low, risk awareness is essential.
In the cryptocurrency world, preserving your capital is key. Even if you sell, you can wait for it to meet the buying conditions again before buying back.
Ultimately, if you want to make money, the method isn’t hard; the difficult part is execution.
Especially that saying, 'If the coin price falls below the 60-day moving average, sell everything,' very few can actually do it. But that’s the key to making money!
Opportunities are fleeting; adjustments are imminent, buy low and layout spots, altcoins are waiting for you to take profits! Doubling is not a dream.
99% of people do not know the hidden trading games!
After reading this article, your entire view on trading will change forever!
When I first entered the trading world, I thought it was simple—buy low and sell high, make money! It's simple, right? But as I delved deeper, I discovered shocking facts that no one tells beginners!
1. Market makers control the game!
Have you noticed that prices often hit stop-loss points before reversing? This is not a coincidence! Big players manipulate liquidity to trap retail traders.
2. Psychology is more important than strategy!
The difference between winning and losing is not just technical analysis—it's your mindset! Greed, fear, and FOMO destroy accounts more than bad strategies do.
3. Retail traders chase, smart traders predict!
The biggest profits come from planning ahead—not reacting to price changes like others.
4. The trap of quick profits!
Many people enter the trading market hoping to get rich overnight, but real success comes from consistency, discipline, and patience.
The secret to beating the market:
a: Think like a whale—identify liquidity zones and trade where smart money operates.
b: Master risk management—never risk more than you can afford to lose. One trade shouldn’t wipe out your account!
c: Control your emotions—fear and greed are your greatest enemies. Calm traders are profitable traders.
d: Adapt and evolve—the market is changing. Methods that worked yesterday may not work today. Stay updated and refine your strategies.
Most traders fail because they play the wrong game!
If you go with the flow, you will be slaughtered. If you have different thoughts, you will win!
The hidden game of trading is to master yourself before mastering the market!
First trade: Open a 60% position (100 times), about 30,000 USDT position, go long on Ethereum! That night, a sudden piece of information came out; a U.S. official announced that the probability of the SEC approving ETF9 would rise to 75%. Stimulated by this, Ethereum surged nearly 20% in a single day; I happened to catch the entire wave, and my funds skyrocketed from 500 USDT to nearly 6,000 USDT.
Second trade: I used 6,000 USDT to open 50% (100 times), continued to chase long, continued to enjoy! The next day, I gained nearly 1.5% (4,500 USDT), and my principal reached nearly 11,000 USDT.
Third trade: Made a small trade with a small coin BB, just as it was in its rising channel! I opened a 20% contract (20 times) with 11,000 USDT, which is nearly 70,000 USDT position, and made close to 5,000 USDT; with these three trades, I turned 500 USDT into 15,000 USDT.
Of course, this approach is not suitable for most people. The madman just happened to hit a spectacular market phase, and fortunately, the direction was right. Then they made a killing. The highest realm of trading is to control one’s own greed. It sounds easy, but how many can actually do it? In most cases, just holding on can steadily make money, but many people bring the chasing and cutting losses strategies from the stock market and end up getting harvested.
Wealth cognition: How to understand wealth flowing towards those who are not short of money.
Information is always the most important wealth; it can determine the fate of a person or even a country. Starting capital is indeed important, but the difference between the rich and the poor is mostly information.
There’s a saying in the online world: 'Money flows towards those who are not short of money, love flows towards those who are not short of love.' Today, let's first discuss the 'first half'—why does wealth flow towards those who are not short of money?
In fact, 'wealth flows towards those who are not short of money' fundamentally means that those who are not short can invest more capital into continuously expanding productivity, creating greater value through productivity improvement, thereby earning more material returns.
Investing capital to expand productivity can include various ways, such as:
Path one: Use money to buy others' services, freeing up your time to invest in positive cycles that allow for continuous self-enhancement.
Path two: Use money to purchase technologies or tools to increase the value you create in a fixed unit of time, thereby obtaining more value returns.
Path three: Use money to buy appreciating assets, increasing your sources of income, and continuously accumulating more 'passive income.'
Path four: Use money to buy scarce high-quality information, increasing your informational advantage, allowing you to complete layouts early and seize opportunities; or to find differentiated competitive advantages more accurately, thereby enhancing your core competitiveness.
In summary, 'not short of money' represents a person having more competitive chips, more autonomous time control, and more ample resource allocation space.
This is also a hurdle that those trapped in the 'poor busy' state find it difficult to cross. But it’s not unsolvable; we will discuss it later.
In the book 'The Essence of Poverty: How to Escape the Poverty Trap,' it mentions: 'The characteristics of the poor in finance include impatience (lack of foresight) and psychological sunk costs. Due to limited funds, they are more willing to spend money on consumption rather than investment.'
In fact, the state of being 'poor busy' not only exists at the individual level, but also in the process of enterprise management, there are many situations of 'busy for survival'.
How to break the situation?
First, you need a strong will.
Whether individuals or companies, the first step to getting out of the 'poor busy' state must come from a deep motivational aspect, really wanting to change. The stronger the desire to break through and change, the higher the probability of truly breaking the situation. The deepest logic here is that meaningful change must come from continuous actual action, and long-term sustained action inevitably requires a powerful motivation system to support it.
Thus, two core underlying logics emerge:
Willpower > Karma > Ability.
Wanting does not equal getting; there’s also a 'doing' in between.
Too many people fail not because they 'can’t think of it,' but mainly because they stop at 'can’t do it,' more accurately, they fail at 'not being able to persist in doing it for a long time.'
Secondly, you need ideas and principles.
The first step to getting out of the 'poor busy state' is to analyze what you currently 'have.'
The second step is to think about the resources you have that can be independently allocated, and the directions and paths for continuous value enhancement.
The third step is to choose the path that you can persistently act on for the long term and take action to move forward.
The fourth step is to reflect, correct, improve, and persist in specific action practices, gradually accumulating more types, more quantity, and higher quality resources for the next round of wealth acquisition model, laying the foundation and expanding boundaries.
Let’s illustrate this concretely.
For example, a fresh graduate just entering the workforce can call upon all the 'knowledge,' 'skills,' and 'soft abilities' he has accumulated from his past life experiences. When choosing a direction and path for self-enhancement, it’s best to align with the overall development direction of his company and industry to find points of resonance. Suppose the company is technology research and development-oriented; if he has a relevant professional background, he should move closer to the core business line; if not, he should move closer to marketing positions.
The underlying logic here is to position one's value enhancement direction and career development path based on the 'smile curve.' The 'smile curve' theory is also applicable for judging the strategic development direction of companies. To get out of the 'poor busy state,' in addition to finding action ideas, it's also necessary to establish some key principles.
Why set principles?
Because the process of establishing action principles is about setting clear decision-making criteria for yourself. When encountering matters that do not meet your established principles during action practice, don’t get entangled or waste energy; make quick decisions and invest your time and energy in truly valuable areas rather than hesitating or lingering.
For example, suppose you set a principle for yourself: 'Value time as life, keep pace with the times.' Then in daily life and work, you need to carefully assess your time investment-output ratio. When faced with scenarios like 'someone pulling you to gossip,' 'someone guiding you to participate in office politics,' 'someone attempting to get you to contribute more,' your brain should promptly sound the alarm, decisively reject them, and direct your time and energy towards 'self-improvement' and 'keeping up with the times.'
Similarly, in the process of enterprise management, if a principle is established: 'Concentrate quality resources to serve high-quality customers,' then after clarifying what constitutes 'quality resources' and 'high-quality customers' in the industry and organization, maintaining 'high-quality customers' becomes an important principle in front-end marketing management. At the same time, 'allocating optimal resources' for delivering to 'high-stickiness' and 'high-repeat' 'high-quality customers' becomes an important management principle in back-end product service delivery. When encountering business or customers that do not meet this operational principle, having the courage and confidence to appropriately refuse is a core concept for enterprises to get out of the 'poor busy' state.
Finally, you need to take action.
With strong willpower supporting you, once you determine your action ideas and principles, you need to focus and persist in one thing: 'Unity of knowledge and action.'
If cognitive differences are the biggest differences between people, then, based on this, the factor that pulls apart wealth gaps, capability gaps, and development space gaps between people is 'action.' The saying goes, 'With daily effort, there’s never an end; no effort is wasted, it all eventually enters the sea.' Even the smallest step, given time, will explode with unexpected energy at critical points of 'qualitative change from quantitative change.' Just as we mentioned earlier, one of the two core underlying logics for achieving success is: wanting does not equal getting; there’s also a 'doing' in between.
If you really 'want,' then first ensure you can 'do.'
For ordinary people, one's time and energy are the only resources they can freely allocate at the starting stage. How to use this unique, non-renewable resource to enhance one’s scarce value, thereby using one's 'high value' to exchange for 'high returns,' is the only path for an ordinary person without a special background or initial capital to break through. Of course, throughout this process, in practical terms, it also involves different types of methods and means to enhance one’s scarce value, as well as various fields and models to exchange for 'high returns.' We will elaborate on this in another article.
The same goes for enterprise management. The resources that can be called upon and integrated are always limited. If you want to escape from the 'poor busy' and 'low profit' state, it is necessary to choose the right direction based on 'trends,' allocate all quality resources, launch a saturation attack, and open an effective breakthrough point, then capitalize on it to build a moat and commercial barrier, thereby upgrading the quality of your customers, business model, market size, and quality to a higher dimension. Otherwise, being 'busy for survival,' 'passively responding,' 'putting out fires everywhere' for a long time will not only fail to consolidate and accumulate higher-value commercial assets, but more importantly, it will cause you to miss many important opportunity windows. If you are a step slow, you will be slow all the way. Even if you 'wake up early' and preemptively judge the trend, seeing the direction clearly, if your actions are slow, you will end up 'missing the bus' and pay heavy opportunity costs, trapped in a 'low-level business cycle' from which you cannot extricate yourself.
In fact, wealth flows towards those who are not short of money, and the core essence behind it lies in the high cost-effectiveness allocation of time and energy by an individual or institution. The less money someone has, the more they will invest their time and energy into short-term survival. Conversely, those who are not short of money are more likely to invest their time and energy into longer-term sustainable development, walking in a positive cycle that increasingly appreciates, develops, and yields excess returns.
Breaking through requires an entry point and starting point. Time is the most equitable resource. If you want to change the state of 'the poorer you are, the busier you are; the busier you are, the poorer you are,' at the initial stage, you can only use 'time' to exchange for 'self-enhancement.' After accumulating 'a small fortune,' you can then use this small fortune to exchange for a greater degree of 'self-enhancement,' continuing the cycle until you accumulate other wealth replacement chips besides 'time,' such as initial capital, influence, networks, etc. Only then can you step onto the positive cycle.
Poverty does not merely mean lack of money; it can rob a person of the ability to tap into their potential.
The essence of poverty is not simply lack of money; lack of money is merely the result, not the cause.
Overall, what matters is not money, but the thinking and behavioral systems.
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