Having been in the crypto space for 8 years, I have seen too many dreams of getting rich quickly and nightmares of liquidation. My experience might serve as a reference for everyone—starting with an initial capital of 35,000, relying on a stable strategy system, my assets have now reached over 60 million, with a monthly stable profit of over 200,000 USD.
The core approach is not complicated, it’s a 50% position strategy. Divide all funds into 5 equal parts, and each time you enter a position, only use 20% of one part, with a strict 10% stop-loss. What are the benefits of this? A single mistake only loses 2% of the total capital. Even if you make 5 mistakes in a row, the maximum drawdown is only 10%, always leaving room for a turnaround.
Profit management is equally important. Set profit targets at at least 10%, combined with trailing stop-loss to lock in profits. This way, you don’t have to fear deep retracements or stagnation afterward.
To improve your win rate, the key is to follow the trend. Rebounds in a downtrend are often traps, while pullbacks in an uptrend are genuine buying opportunities. Blindly bottom-fishing is risky, whereas buying on dips in an uptrend has a much higher success rate.
Additionally, avoid coins that experience short-term violent pumps. Whether mainstream or altcoins, multiple main upward waves are rare. Once the price stalls at high levels, selling pressure will concentrate, making the risk extremely high.
On the technical side, I mainly use MACD to identify buy and sell points. When DIF and DEA form a golden cross below the zero line and cross above zero, it’s a solid buy signal; conversely, when they form a death cross above the zero line, it’s time to reduce positions and exit decisively. Volume is also key—pay close attention to volume spikes after consolidation at low levels, and immediately take profits when volume surges without further price increase at high levels.
Many retail investors like to add to losing positions, but this only deepens the trap. The correct approach is to add to winning positions during profits, which can truly expand your gains.
The criterion for selecting coins is to only focus on upward trending assets. The 3-day moving average turning indicates short-term opportunities; the 30-day turning point corresponds to medium-term trends; the 84-day turning point signals the main upward wave; and the 120-day turning point indicates long-term market cycles.
Finally, it’s essential to review your weekly performance, verify whether the weekly trend matches your holding logic, and adjust your trading strategy accordingly. This systematic approach can help beginners double their capital within three months.
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FlyingLeek
· 15h ago
Honestly, this set of theories sounds reasonable, but how many people can really stick to it? The stop-loss is a big hurdle that trips up a lot of people.
Losing 5 times in a row before only a 10% retracement sounds great, but how to get through the psychological barrier is the real challenge.
I just want to ask, an 8-year return of 2000 times, what kind of probability is that... but it’s definitely worth pondering.
I agree that adding to profitable positions is more reliable than averaging down, that’s the real deal.
I also use the MACD golden cross, but honestly, this indicator is somewhat lagging, often getting proven wrong.
I’ve seen too many cases of high-level stagnation and panic selling—painful lessons.
Developing the habit of weekly review is definitely necessary; I’ve lost quite a bit because I didn’t review enough.
Fund management will always be the top priority, much more important than choosing coins.
A 3-month doubling? Just hear it and forget it, don’t really believe it.
Everything said is correct, but when it comes to execution, most people are far behind.
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ApeDegen
· 15h ago
Sounds good, but I've heard this set of theories too many times. Every time it's the same explanation, and the result? How many can truly earn 200,000 USD stably per month?
To be honest, 50% position sounds perfect, but during an extreme market wave, it all gets proven wrong. Have you tried a crash like 2008?
I've also used MACD for bottom fishing, but the key is knowing it intellectually. When it comes to execution, the hands tremble, and it's hard for anyone to really do it.
From 30,000 to 60 million? I believe in your methodology, but I trust luck even more. In the crypto world, even pigs can fly on a hot trend.
Weekly review is indeed correct, but most people still continue to operate blindly after reviewing, haha.
Talking only about strategies, no one mentions mental management and risk plans. That's why retail investors are still retail investors.
Is that 60 million earned real? Show us your wallet address!
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screenshot_gains
· 15h ago
After 8 years of ups and downs, turning 35,000 into 60 million—this story really makes people want to believe but also makes them hesitant to trust.
Honestly, using 50% of your capital like this doesn't sound wrong, but how many people can really execute it properly? Most of the time, it's just losing more and trying to make up for it, only to end up dead.
As for technical indicators like MACD golden crosses and death crosses, so many people use them—do they really have alpha?
The most important point is, if it were truly possible to make over 200,000 USD every month so stably, why would someone still be here writing long articles to teach others?
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NoStopLossNut
· 15h ago
This set of theories sounds perfect, but why do most people still lose money?
Lack of execution, knowing and doing are worlds apart.
It looks simple, but when actually doing it, the mindset is the biggest hurdle—one drop limit and you want to cut your losses.
I tried the 50% position set, but ended up adding to my position by mistake and still got trapped haha.
MACD is indeed reliable, but I’ve also suffered losses from bottom-fishing traps.
The most important thing is to have a system; otherwise, no matter how many skills you have, it’s useless.
I believe this set can make money, but I don’t believe I can stick with it.
Weekly reviews are very important, but unfortunately, most people are too lazy to do them.
Honestly, most retail investors who follow the trend are still in a loss-making mode.
Following the trend is very accurate, but I was too greedy and ended up flipping over.
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ForkItAllDay
· 15h ago
Honestly, this set of theories sounds pretty perfect, but how many can really stick with it?
Earning over 200,000 USD a month sounds great, but the key is whether the mental resilience can hold up.
Holding 50% position is indeed stable, but it's lonely.
I'm also using MACD, but I feel like every time I follow the trend, I'm the one picking up the bag.
Adding positions when profitable really hits the mark; replenishing losses has truly dragged many people down.
Reviewing and analyzing is easy to talk about; sticking with it for a week is manageable, but most give up after a year.
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FrogInTheWell
· 15h ago
Basically, it's the same old story. It sounds perfect, but how does it work in practice? I just want to ask this gentleman, in 8 years, has he really never stepped on a landmine?
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LayerZeroHero
· 15h ago
Although that's the case, how many people can truly stick to this system?
Doubling in three months? What kind of market would that be, haha.
Holding 50% of the position sounds stable, but you still have to endure it in a bear market.
Everyone's right, but executing it is another matter.
Can you really decisively exit when the MACD death cross occurs? I can't do it.
I appreciate the weekly review, but it seems the main issue is lack of funds.
Where in the contract trading during the day are there so many three-day line opportunities?
Earning over 200,000 US dollars a month is indeed impressive, but can such luck be replicated?
Starting with 3.5K and betting up to 60 million? If not for good luck, it was because the chosen coins were particularly right.
Following the trend and buying low is indeed better than bottom fishing, I agree.
That part about adding to losing positions was heartbreaking; I've been that useless before.
But immediately taking profit when the price stalls at a high level is the hardest to do.
Having been in the crypto space for 8 years, I have seen too many dreams of getting rich quickly and nightmares of liquidation. My experience might serve as a reference for everyone—starting with an initial capital of 35,000, relying on a stable strategy system, my assets have now reached over 60 million, with a monthly stable profit of over 200,000 USD.
The core approach is not complicated, it’s a 50% position strategy. Divide all funds into 5 equal parts, and each time you enter a position, only use 20% of one part, with a strict 10% stop-loss. What are the benefits of this? A single mistake only loses 2% of the total capital. Even if you make 5 mistakes in a row, the maximum drawdown is only 10%, always leaving room for a turnaround.
Profit management is equally important. Set profit targets at at least 10%, combined with trailing stop-loss to lock in profits. This way, you don’t have to fear deep retracements or stagnation afterward.
To improve your win rate, the key is to follow the trend. Rebounds in a downtrend are often traps, while pullbacks in an uptrend are genuine buying opportunities. Blindly bottom-fishing is risky, whereas buying on dips in an uptrend has a much higher success rate.
Additionally, avoid coins that experience short-term violent pumps. Whether mainstream or altcoins, multiple main upward waves are rare. Once the price stalls at high levels, selling pressure will concentrate, making the risk extremely high.
On the technical side, I mainly use MACD to identify buy and sell points. When DIF and DEA form a golden cross below the zero line and cross above zero, it’s a solid buy signal; conversely, when they form a death cross above the zero line, it’s time to reduce positions and exit decisively. Volume is also key—pay close attention to volume spikes after consolidation at low levels, and immediately take profits when volume surges without further price increase at high levels.
Many retail investors like to add to losing positions, but this only deepens the trap. The correct approach is to add to winning positions during profits, which can truly expand your gains.
The criterion for selecting coins is to only focus on upward trending assets. The 3-day moving average turning indicates short-term opportunities; the 30-day turning point corresponds to medium-term trends; the 84-day turning point signals the main upward wave; and the 120-day turning point indicates long-term market cycles.
Finally, it’s essential to review your weekly performance, verify whether the weekly trend matches your holding logic, and adjust your trading strategy accordingly. This systematic approach can help beginners double their capital within three months.