After trading cryptocurrencies for eight years, from losing money to making 6 million

It's really not just luck

It’s because I’ve learned these lessons through too many losses.

People often ask me how to choose coins and how to make trades?

To be honest, the method I use now is super simple, but it’s precisely these simple things that are the key to my real profits.

Many people, seeing large market fluctuations, can't help but think about "going for it", and as a result, after a flurry of operations, they end up being liquidated, suffering significant losses. Do you know? I’ve made these mistakes before, and looking back, it was truly foolish.

Today, I’ll share a few practical "strategies" with you. If you’re really bold enough to do it, just follow these steps:

When selecting coins, I always start by looking at the gainers list. Why? Because only those coins that have already risen indicate an active market, which means there will be future opportunities. If a coin isn’t moving at all, why would you buy it?

Don’t just stare at the candlestick charts all the time. I pay more attention to the monthly MACD. When a golden cross appears, I enter the market directly; if there’s no golden cross, I stay in cash and wait. Candlestick charts can only tell you how things are bouncing in the short term; real opportunities are hidden in long-term trends. Stop thinking about betting on those oversold rebounds; it’s a low-probability event, and you lose nine out of ten bets—one bet, and you’re at a loss.

The 60-day moving average is my lifeline that I check every day. If the coin price comes back to the vicinity of the 60-day line (the original text mentioned 70 days, but here it's standardized to 60 days according to key rules), and the trading volume starts to increase, that’s my signal to add to my position. At this time, you have to have confidence; the market is giving you an opportunity. When the signal comes, hold steady; if it doesn’t come, wait patiently.

Once I enter the market, I never get attached. If the price rises, I hold steadily, but if the price falls below the line I set (like the 60-day line), I sell immediately. Many people fall into the trap of "not wanting to leave", always hoping for a market rebound, and end up watching their profits turn into losses.

Take profits with a rhythm; don’t think you can get rich overnight. Once you’ve made 30%, cut half of your position, and at 50%, cut the remaining half. Remember, the market can change in an instant; if you miss an opportunity, it’s okay, there will be another chance next time.

The most important ironclad rule: as long as the price breaks below the 60-day line, clear your positions and get out immediately! This is a rule I strictly adhere to for every trade. No matter how long you’ve held that position, once it breaks the line, you must exit. Don’t stubbornly fight against the market; don’t joke with your own money. This rule is the lifeblood that has allowed me to survive. #币安HODLer空投C