#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 I've been trading cryptocurrencies for 8 years. From falling into pitfalls to surviving, the biggest takeaway along the way is: making money doesn't rely on luck, but on repeatedly executing those simple, straightforward rules.



Thinking back to the early years when I first entered the market, every time the market moved significantly, I wanted to jump in. As a result, I went through countless cycles of "profit to loss." Sometimes I clearly made 30%, but I stubbornly held on, waiting for 50%, only to be knocked back to the starting point. Those moments made me feel especially powerless.

Later, I summarized a set of methods, tested with over a thousand trades, and now I share them with everyone:

**The threshold for choosing coins is very low, but many people can't execute**

I start by scanning the gainers list. Why? Because only coins that have already started moving are actively participating in relay trading, which creates subsequent opportunities. If a coin hasn't risen yet, why buy it and bet on a rebound?

Then I look at the monthly MACD. If it shows a golden cross, I enter; if not, I stay away. Many people like to chase the details of candlestick fluctuations, but those are noise. The real opportunity lies in the monthly trend. Short-term oversold rebounds sound tempting, but in reality, they are low-probability traps.

**The 70-day moving average is my life line**

The most important thing I watch daily is this line. If the price retraces to near the 70-day moving average and trading volume increases, I will decisively add to my position. At this point, trust that the market will give signals. When the signal appears, hold on; if not, keep waiting.

After entering the market, my principle is to take profits when the time is right. During the upward phase, hold with confidence. If the price falls below the moving average, exit immediately. Too many people fail because they can't let go, always hoping for a rebound, only to watch profits evaporate.

**No greed in taking profits**

Take half off at 30% profit, and another half at 50%. Don't expect to capture the entire rise in one trade. The market changes rapidly, and missing out isn't scary—another opportunity will come.

The most core rule: if it falls below the 70-day moving average, exit. I strictly follow this rule for every trade, regardless of how long I hold. Don't gamble against the market, don't gamble with your life—this single rule has kept me alive until now.

**Final words**

The simpler the method to make money in the crypto world, the easier it is to execute. Don't always think about "turning things around in one shot." Those who truly survive and profit are those who stick to discipline and control their emotions. MACD golden cross, 70-day moving average confirmation, batch profit-taking—these three points are enough.
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AirdropHunterKingvip
· 11h ago
Damn, that's the real talk. I'm stuck on "can't bear to leave," every time I want to squeeze out more gains, and end up getting slapped down hard.
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RugpullSurvivorvip
· 11h ago
That's right, it's a discipline issue; greed kills people. --- The 70-day moving average rule, breaking it once means total loss, I believe. --- Reasonable profit-taking is really difficult; most people get stuck on the words "just wait a bit longer." --- The shift from chasing gains and selling on dips to purely looking at the monthly chart requires how many painful lessons. --- Simple rules are hard to implement; this is the dividing line between making money and losing money in the crypto world. --- Listening to the insurance of cutting positions in batches sounds safe, but it's actually a psychological battle; if your mindset isn't stable, you'll still get slapped in the face. --- Chasing the already active coins on the gainers list, I agree with this logic; it's more reliable than betting on a rebound. --- Run when the price falls below the moving average; it sounds easy but is hard to do—either regretting too early or cutting losses too late. --- Living eight years until now shows that this system really has some replicability. --- Enter when MACD shows a golden cross; the problem is that often after a golden cross, there's a bigger decline, so how much should stop-loss be set to be effective?
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MagicBeanvip
· 11h ago
That's right, the key is to endure. Many people fall at the step of greed.
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ResearchChadButBrokevip
· 11h ago
Honestly, I've tried the 70-day moving average strategy, but it just doesn't work. As soon as it breaks below, I hesitate whether to cut or not. The more I wait, the more I lose. This mindset is really hopeless.
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GasFeeVictimvip
· 11h ago
To be honest, I've tried the 70-day moving average system before, but the key is to control yourself... But on the other hand, surviving for 8 years is indeed not easy; most people have already gone back to zero.
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GweiTooHighvip
· 11h ago
After all this, the final and most important rule is—cutting losses is crucial, but ironically, it's the hardest to do.
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