Making money in the crypto space has never been about luck, but rather solid understanding and the ironclad rules ingrained in you!

In the first three years after entering this circle, I was like a headless fly, bumping around. With over a hundred in principal, I ended up with nothing left in my account, sweating profusely as I stared at the K-line chart, smoking on the balcony at 3 AM with cigarette butts piled high. At my worst, I secretly took my wife’s savings to average down, only to lose it all in a week. She cried saying, 'I can’t live like this,' and I slapped myself twice, wishing I could disappear into a crack in the ground.

Who would have thought that later I relied on the same simple method not only to recover from losses but also to earn several hundreds more? Looking back, the knowledge gained through blood and tears is actually quite simple: the market always repeats the same patterns, but the vast majority of people always make the same mistakes.

Just look at the people in the circle: 90% of them are fixated on various news and chase prices, rushing in when they hear 'a certain coin is going to a big exchange' and cutting losses when they see 'regulatory bad news,' ending up with nothing; 9% of people figure out a bit of the way, trying to follow the main force but always buying at the wrong time when the main force is offloading; only 1% of people steadily reap profits relying on the most ordinary daily moving average, living better than anyone else.

1. Recognize the 'true identity' of the daily moving average: Treat the three lines as life-saving old doctors.

I always compare the three moving averages to three old doctors; following them can help you avoid at least 80% of the pitfalls:

  • The 5-day moving average is like the head of the emergency department: it reacts incredibly quickly, changing at the slightest market movements, helping you seize the shortest opportunity windows;

  • The 30-day moving average is like an experienced doctor: appears calm but acts decisively, its direction directly determines the medium-term trend, and once it turns, even gods find it hard to save you;

  • The 60-day moving average is like a specialist outpatient clinic: it stays calm, sees far, and as long as it hasn’t turned, any major pullback is just minor disturbances.

If the emergency department head suddenly runs above the two senior doctors — meaning the 5-day crosses above the 30-day and 60-day moving averages (golden cross), then the market will either surge or face big problems; this is the most clear signal. Just like the golden cross of ETH last November, I entered the market and made a profit of 40%; conversely, if the 5-day moving average falls below the 30-day and 60-day moving averages (death cross), don’t hesitate; quickly reduce your position and exit; do not delay at all. When the BTC death cross occurred in February this year, I cleared 70% of my position that day, limiting my loss to over 30.

2. A system is always more reliable than emotions: When moving averages tangle, no matter how tempting, don’t reach out.

I suggest you stick a note on your trading interface saying 'When moving averages tangle, don't move.' What does this mean? If the 5-day moving average and the 30-day moving average are twisted together like a twisty pastry, going up and down without any certainty, jumping in at this point is no different from gambling at a casino; it's all just a guess.

Those who truly make money only wait for the three lines to move in the same direction, marching in order — the 5-day leading the charge, followed closely by the 30-day and 60-day lines; only then is it safe to pull the trigger. Last year, SOL rose from $80 to $140, and I captured this wave to earn over 60, while those who entered during the tangle of moving averages were washed out clean.

3. Cement discipline in your operations: Closing positions in the bathroom on wedding day is true skill.

Too many people write their plans on paper, but as soon as the market fluctuates slightly, they get scared and throw away the plan. In fact, the greatest value of the daily moving average lies here: it forces you to become an execution machine, moving at the signal without hesitation or any second-guessing.

Let me tell you a true story: I know a guy who trades based on the daily moving average. On his wedding day, while exchanging rings, his phone alarm went off — the 5-day moving average broke. Without saying a word, he greeted the bride, then sneaked into the bathroom, took a deep breath in front of the mirror, and tremblingly closed his position. When he came out, his suit was still damp from the bathroom. The bride was furious, but later when she saw the extra 20 or so in his account, she fell silent. Now every time we have dinner, she urges him to explain moving average trading strategies.

Remember these last few sentences: You can doubt your judgment, but never doubt the formed consensus of moving averages. After ten years, I finally understood that a true expert is not someone who can predict the future, but someone who can execute rules without distractions. Being able to endure the loneliness of no one entering the market, maintaining your position during others' panic, and executing discipline as naturally as eating and sleeping, you will naturally find yourself among that 1%.

Remember, in this market, being able to control yourself is more important than anything else - keeping discipline is how you can hold onto profits. I've verified this with ten years of blood and tears; if you believe it, you'll profit!#币安Alpha上新