8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, 6 million, it's not just good luck, it's really about learning from too many losses to understand these principles.

Many people ask me how to choose coins and how to make trades?

To be honest, my current method is super simple, but it's these simple things that are the key to actually making money.

Many people can't help but want to "go for it" when they see the market fluctuating, and then they make a series of frantic operations, resulting in liquidation and huge losses.

Do you know? I used to make these mistakes too, and looking back now, it really was very foolish.

Today, I want to share a few **"strategies"** with you. If you dare to do it, learn to do it well:

First, I always start choosing coins from the gainers list.

Why? Because only those coins that have increased in value have an active market, which will present further opportunities. If a coin hasn't moved at all, why buy it?

Then, don't keep staring at the candlestick chart. I pay more attention to the monthly MACD. When a golden cross appears, I enter directly; if there's no golden cross, I stay in cash.

The candlestick chart can tell you about short-term fluctuations, but the real opportunity lies in the long-term trends. Don't gamble on those oversold rebounds; low-probability events usually lead to losses when you bet on them.

Also, the 60-day moving average is what I focus on the most every day.

If the coin price retraces to around the 70-day moving average and the trading volume starts to increase, then I'm willing to increase my position.

At this time, you need to have confidence; the market will give you opportunities. Once the signal appears, hold steady; if it doesn't, just wait.

After I enter the market, I never get too attached. If I see the price rise, I hold; if it falls below the line, I sell immediately.

Many people make the mistake of being "reluctant to leave"; they always want to wait and see if the market rebounds, only to turn profits into losses.

Taking profits also has its rhythm; don't try to capture all the gains at once.

Take half at 30%, then take half again at 50%. Remember, the market changes at any time; if you miss it, it's okay, just come back again.

The most important rule: if it breaks below the 70-day moving average, get out immediately.

This is a rule I follow for every trade, regardless of how long you've held; if it breaks below the 70-day moving average, you leave. Don't fight against the market, and don't gamble your life against yourself; this rule is truly the key to my survival.

In the cryptocurrency world, the simpler, the better, as it is easier to execute.

Don't always think about a "big turnaround"; what really earns you money is consistently executing discipline and controlling emotions.

What I've talked about today are all my personal lessons learned the hard way.

The cryptocurrency world won't mistreat a compliant you, but it will definitely teach a harsh lesson to someone who doesn't understand the rules!