#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 In the days of rampant copycats, how can you reliably make money?

$ZEC $XMR $DASH

People often ask me:
"With the market so chaotic, how dare you make a move?"
My answer is straightforward—
The method isn't really difficult, but discipline in execution must be ironclad.

Whether you profit or lose, it largely depends on how many indicators you know, but the key is whether you can actually follow through.

**Step 1: First, filter out the ones that have already risen.**
Every day, I review the top gainers, checking who has moved in the past half month. Coins that have been dormant, with no one managing or supporting them, are a waste of time. Don’t waste time on those. Only those on the leaderboard are worth adding to your watchlist.

**Step 2: Only follow the monthly chart.**
I rarely touch rebounds. I focus on the monthly MACD; a golden cross indicates the trend is in the right direction. For volatile movements without a clear trend, it’s basically a gamble with your life.

**Step 3: Wait for a pullback before acting.**
The ideal entry point is near the 60-day moving average. I only act when I see a pullback with volume support; looking at cheap prices below the line often means a deep trap.

**Step 4: Breakout, then exit immediately.**
No explanations, no hesitation. Taking profits and giving it all back is often because I was too soft that one time. Once the line breaks, turn around and leave.

**Step 5: Take partial profits in stages.**
When it rises 30%, take half off the table. If it continues upward, sell another portion. Trying to eat it all at once usually ends in nothing.

**Step 6: The 70-day moving average is a hurdle.**
If it falls below, sound the alarm. Whether you’re in profit or not, exit immediately. This rule has saved me countless times.

Some say this approach is too "rigid,"—
But I want to say—
The more you rely on this method, the faster you’ll get wiped out.

Markets are changing every day,
The real difference is whether you can stay alive to see it land.