When it comes to trading cryptocurrencies, many people think it's a psychological battle. But I do have a friend who used to run a business, and after switching to the crypto space, he adopted a very simple method that helped him reach eight figures in assets. He cut out complex technical analysis and focused on four core steps: selecting coins, buying, managing positions, and exiting. Each step has clear execution standards that are practical and replicable.
First is the coin selection stage. This friend only watches the MACD indicator on the daily chart to find coins with a golden cross. More specifically, he prefers to buy when the golden cross appears above the zero line, as this pattern has a much higher probability of upward movement compared to other situations.
Next, he uses a single moving average to clarify the trend. Still on the daily chart, if the price is above the daily moving average, he holds; if it falls below, he sells. Sounds "silly"? But because the rules are strict, the execution is strong. No need to analyze complex indicator combinations—focusing on this one core signal is enough.
The details for buying and selling are as follows: when the price stays steadily above the daily moving average and volume increases, go all-in. For selling, it’s divided into three levels—sell one-third of the position when it gains 40%, another third when it reaches 80%, and finally, if the price falls below the daily moving average, exit completely.
And most importantly: after buying, if the price unexpectedly drops below the daily moving average the next day, don’t try to bottom-fish or average down; just sell everything immediately. Under this coin selection logic, the probability of falling below is actually very low, but the habit of respecting risk must be cultivated. After selling, there's no need to rush; wait until the price returns above the daily moving average before looking for opportunities to re-enter.
This method may seem simple, but its strength lies in its straightforward execution. No need to watch the market every day, no guessing whether it will go up or down, filtering out the noise of the market, leaving only the clearest trading signals. Even crypto beginners can quickly get started with this framework, as long as they have discipline.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 11h ago
Interesting, the simplest and most straightforward methods are actually the most profitable.
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TokenStorm
· 01-06 11:53
It sounds good, but has this method been backtested? I'm just puzzled, with so many MACD golden crosses, why doesn't it always lead to a surge?
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Blockwatcher9000
· 01-06 11:53
8 digits? Why do I feel like I've heard this stuff too many times, always saying they've found the secret.
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UncleLiquidation
· 01-06 11:52
Basically, it's dead rules for making living money. It sounds stupid, but the execution is strong.
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PonziWhisperer
· 01-06 11:50
Basically, it's about discipline. That guy with the 8-digit number really wins in this aspect.
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StableCoinKaren
· 01-06 11:33
Sounds good, but I've tried this setup long ago. Can it really be stable?
When it comes to trading cryptocurrencies, many people think it's a psychological battle. But I do have a friend who used to run a business, and after switching to the crypto space, he adopted a very simple method that helped him reach eight figures in assets. He cut out complex technical analysis and focused on four core steps: selecting coins, buying, managing positions, and exiting. Each step has clear execution standards that are practical and replicable.
First is the coin selection stage. This friend only watches the MACD indicator on the daily chart to find coins with a golden cross. More specifically, he prefers to buy when the golden cross appears above the zero line, as this pattern has a much higher probability of upward movement compared to other situations.
Next, he uses a single moving average to clarify the trend. Still on the daily chart, if the price is above the daily moving average, he holds; if it falls below, he sells. Sounds "silly"? But because the rules are strict, the execution is strong. No need to analyze complex indicator combinations—focusing on this one core signal is enough.
The details for buying and selling are as follows: when the price stays steadily above the daily moving average and volume increases, go all-in. For selling, it’s divided into three levels—sell one-third of the position when it gains 40%, another third when it reaches 80%, and finally, if the price falls below the daily moving average, exit completely.
And most importantly: after buying, if the price unexpectedly drops below the daily moving average the next day, don’t try to bottom-fish or average down; just sell everything immediately. Under this coin selection logic, the probability of falling below is actually very low, but the habit of respecting risk must be cultivated. After selling, there's no need to rush; wait until the price returns above the daily moving average before looking for opportunities to re-enter.
This method may seem simple, but its strength lies in its straightforward execution. No need to watch the market every day, no guessing whether it will go up or down, filtering out the noise of the market, leaving only the clearest trading signals. Even crypto beginners can quickly get started with this framework, as long as they have discipline.