Three years ago, I watched a friend of mine, holding 5,000 U in a futures contract and stubbornly refusing to give up—until, in the span of one night, he got liquidated, and he couldn’t even pay next month’s rent. That night, with bloodshot eyes, he asked me, “Yi Ge, in this industry, is it really only possible to rely on luck and insider info?”


I told him: Wrong! What you’re missing is only a trading system that can keep you alive.
I started with 4,300 U, and over time steadily built my way to where I am today. What I relied on is this ultra-minimal strategy. Today, I’m publishing the full playbook:
First, screen coins. Only focus on coins that have appeared on the 11-day gainers list. If they’ve dropped for three straight days, remove them immediately—any coin where capital is retreating, I never touch!
Second, use the monthly chart to set direction. Only look at MACD golden crosses. Only when the larger trend is upward is it worth participating. Never catch a falling knife against the trend!
Third, use the daily chart to find entries. Stare at the 60-day moving average. The price pulls back to the area and volume expands—those are the golden entry points!
Fourth, be ruthless on exits. When up 30%, sell one-third; when up 50%, sell another one-third; the rest follows the trend. But remember: the next day, if it breaks below the 60-day line, liquidate unconditionally! No excuses, no fantasies!
The monthly chart reads the trend, the daily chart finds the timing, and moving averages enforce discipline. In this market that eats people, what’s truly hard isn’t the method—it’s execution!
Follow Yi Ge. No bragging, no empty promises—just sharing real, practical experience that helps you survive in this space. If you’re still repeatedly losing and starting over again and again, come talk to me—I’ll teach you how to make trading simple!
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