In March of last year, my cousin just quit his job with a monthly salary of 8,000, taking 50,000 in capital to dive into the crypto world.
He didn't understand anything, just operated according to the method I taught. 45 days later, he sent me some money for cigarettes, saying: 'Bro, I made 120,000 just this month.'
Now this guy sleeps in every day, spends 20 minutes watching the market when it opens, and spends the rest of the time fishing, drinking tea, and spending time with his child.
It's not that he is lucky, but this **'monthly line sets direction + daily line finds buy points'** method has turned making money into a replicable process.
Today I will explain this method in detail, I suggest you like and save it first, so you can practice with the charts later.
🧩 Step one: use the 11-day rising list to filter coins, avoid distribution plates.
Open the exchange, pull up the [rising list for the last 11 days], and add the coins that have appeared to your watchlist.
But there is a key screening point: directly exclude those that have fallen for more than 3 consecutive days.
Why? This is very likely a 'pump and dump' scheme. Last May, a certain altcoin rose 40% in 7 days, but looking back, it had just experienced 5 consecutive drops, entering would just mean becoming a bag holder.
After my cousin finished screening for the first time, there were 12 coins in his watchlist. I saw that 4 had just experienced 3 consecutive drops, so I had him remove them, leaving 8.
👉 The core of this step is: only play coins in the 'accumulation phase', avoid those already in retreat.
📈 Step two: Monthly MACD golden cross to filter out major trend coins.
Switch those 8 coins to the [monthly line] and pull up the MACD indicator.
Only keep those coins that have just shown a golden cross on the monthly MACD (white line crossing above the yellow line), everything else is a PASS.
This represents: the trend has just started, and the potential for upward movement is large.
Conversely, coins with a monthly death cross are like a car going downhill; no matter how much you invest, it's hard to beat the risk control.
For example, the SOL my cousin chose last year was bought on the day of the monthly MACD golden cross, and he enjoyed a period of accelerated price increase afterwards.
After this round of screening, only 3 out of 8 coins are left.
👉 This trick directly cuts off 90% of the wrong trend coins, allowing you to focus only on truly promising directions.
⛳ Step three: daily 60-day moving average, find low buy + volume points.
Switch the remaining 3 coins to the [daily line] and observe the 60-day moving average.
Why 60 days? Because it is a cost line commonly referenced by institutions. Being close to it often indicates 'large funds entering the market.'
My cousin bought ETH during a day when the price dropped to near the 60-day line, suddenly seeing a 3x bullish volume candle, and he went in heavy.
Why dare to invest heavily? Because:
The monthly trend is a golden cross pointing up.
The daily line has reached the support level.
There is also a volume signal confirming it.
👉 This is called 'correct direction + accurate position + main force entering', naturally increasing win rate.
🎯 Step four: Take profits in three batches, set stop-loss at the 60 line.
There is only one rule after buying:
As long as the coin price is above the 60-day line, hold it; once it drops below, sell immediately.
Profit-taking is done in three batches:
Rise 30%: sell 1/3, withdraw the principal, the rest is profit, stable mindset;
Rise 50%: sell another 1/3, secure some profits;
Last 1/3: as long as it hasn't dropped below the 60 line, hold tight, aiming for big swings.
For example, my cousin's ETH:
When it rose to 45%, he took profits on the first two batches, recovered his capital + made 20%;
The remaining 1/3 also gained 15% profit;
Overall, the returns were over 55%.
There’s also a life-saving operation:
If the price drops below the 60-day line the next day after buying, don't hesitate, cut it immediately.
He bought DOT once, and the next day it broke down, he immediately cut losses, losing 2%. Later, that coin dropped 30%. This is called 'cutting losses is the beginning of capital preservation.'
🔁 Summary of the four steps of this method:
Select coins from the rising list: look for strong coins in the last 11 days, avoid those that have just rebounded after a drop.
Monthly MACD sets direction: only trade coins that have just crossed into an uptrend, stay away from downtrends.
Find buy points at the daily 60 line: support + increased volume, wait for the main force to signal.
Strictly implement profit-taking and stop-loss: making money relies on planning, not on fantasy.
🧠 Why is it suitable for beginners?
Because it doesn’t rely on guessing the direction, shouting signals, or blind averaging down, but rather filters the direction first, then judges the position, breaking down the complex market into simple processes.
Want to make big money? Invest heavily in the right trend;
Want to lose less money? If it’s wrong, leave it, don’t stubbornly hold on;
Want to live long? Don’t do fancy tricks; processes are more important than talent.
💬 Finally, I want to say:
My cousin now spends no more than 1 hour on trading, but earns 10 times more than he did before.
He has no talent, he just honestly follows this method—treat K-lines as a language of behavior and turn trading into a procedural operation.
Stop envying others' screenshots of getting rich; first, learn how to survive steadily.
Once you master this method, when the market moves, you will naturally be able to take the largest profits.
Are you still chasing highs and cutting losses, emotionally averaging down, or relying on gut feelings to place orders?
I suggest you save this article and practice a few times against the K-line chart.
If you have questions, feel free to leave a message, and we can refine this method together.
The more you share, the closer you get to stable profits.
