Many people want to earn six figures per month in the crypto circle, but they always fail to make money. Actually, it's not that the market is bad, but that the method is not used correctly.



Over the past few years, I have tried many strategies, and finally found a relatively stable operation system, with clear rules for selecting coins, building positions, and clearing positions. Frankly speaking, this method has been repeatedly verified in practice and can indeed help achieve stable profits.

**How to select coins?**

First, identify coins that have appeared on the gain ranking list within the past 11 days, and add them to your watchlist. But there's a threshold: if a coin has experienced a decline for more than 3 consecutive days, pass directly. Why? Because this indicates that the funds have already taken profits, and the risk of catching a falling knife is high.

**Determine the main direction**

Open the candlestick chart and switch to the monthly chart. Only look at coins with a MACD golden cross. This step is crucial—it ensures you follow the trend rather than go against the wind. When market sentiment is in place, making money becomes much easier.

**Find entry points on the daily chart**

Next, switch to the daily chart, focusing on the 60-day moving average. Wait for the price to retrace near this line, and at the same time, see a volume increase in the candlestick signals. This is the moment to heavily enter the market. Don't be greedy; wait for clear signals before jumping in.

**The iron law of selling**

This is the most testing part of execution. After entering the market, all decisions revolve around the 60-day moving average: hold when the price is above, and exit when it falls below. Specifically, in three steps:

When the increase exceeds 30%, reduce your position by one-third. This way, even if there is a retracement later, you won't be fully trapped. When it reaches 50%, sell another one-third. The remaining holdings are your true profit.

The most important final step: if the price drops below the 60-day moving average the next day after buying, do not wait—sell immediately. No luck, no bottom fishing; preserving capital is the top priority. Although the probability of falling below after the monthly and daily filters is relatively low, risk management cannot be relaxed.

**Be flexible**

Selling does not mean the end. Continue to observe those coins; if they re-establish above the 60-day moving average and trigger buy signals again, you can re-enter. The crypto world is like this—methods need to be flexible, and execution must be strict.

Continuously accumulate market knowledge, optimize strategies based on actual conditions, and only then can you stay steady and far-reaching amid volatility. Instead of blindly trial and error, use the right tools to avoid unnecessary detours. The journey to wealth begins with the unity of knowledge and action.
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Degen4Breakfastvip
· 1h ago
Sounds like another perfect backtest story. How does the live trading perform?
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RugPullSurvivorvip
· 8h ago
Sounds good, but I feel like this method is easy to talk about, but in practice, there are a bunch of pitfalls.
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PseudoIntellectualvip
· 8h ago
Another dream of earning six figures a month, wake up everyone I believed it when you said it so detailed, but as soon as I backtested, it fell apart... 60-day moving average? I bet this guy is also just following technical analysis. If it were really that stable, he would be financially free by now
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faded_wojak.ethvip
· 8h ago
Is it just good talk, how many actually make real money? I've heard too many of these "systems," and in the end, it's just the retail investors paying the IQ tax. Monthly income six figures? First ask yourself if you can even make a one-figure monthly income. This set of theories sounds good, but can it outperform Bitcoin in real trading? That's the real question. The 60-day moving average has been played out, your opponents already know where you are. Another sales pitch for courses, familiar taste. Strong execution is correct, but the crypto world isn't that simple, buddy. Those who are truly following this method now, how are they doing? Tell me.
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SelfStakingvip
· 8h ago
It sounds good, but how many people can really stick to this approach? Wait, is the 60-day moving average really that absolute? Why do I feel it still depends on the specific coin? It's all theory; real trading is the true test. How did the group that followed this approach in the first half of the year do?
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LiquiditySurfervip
· 9h ago
The 60-day moving average system, to put it simply, is just about finding liquidity depth at surfing points. It sounds smooth, but when it comes to actually executing... how many people have fallen short due to lack of discipline?
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fren_with_benefitsvip
· 9h ago
It sounds good, but in practice, it still depends on luck. Anyone can talk about this theory.
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