A trader used a seemingly simple yet incredibly solid method to forcefully crawl out of the debt swamp, now holding considerable assets. Years ago, his business went completely bankrupt, heavily in debt, and after being forced into the crypto space, he dove into trading research and finally developed this four-step strategy.
**First Move: Daily Chart Coin Selection** Focus only on daily charts, targeting assets with MACD golden crosses, especially those with a golden cross above the zero line—these have the highest win rate. Many double in value were picked out this way.
**Second Move: Strictly Follow the Daily Moving Average** Hold tightly when the price stays above the daily moving average. Exit immediately if it breaks below—no exceptions, no hesitation, no fantasies. This is the cornerstone of the entire system.
**Third Move: Rules for Entry and Exit** When the price breaks above the daily moving average with volume increasing, aggressively buy in. For selling: reduce one-third of the position when gains reach 40%, another third at 80%, and if the price falls back below the daily moving average, clear all remaining holdings.
**Fourth Move: Clear Positions if the Line Breaks** If the next day the line is unexpectedly broken, regardless of the reason, exit all positions immediately. Don’t hold onto hope—wait until it stabilizes above the daily moving average before re-entering; you can still profit.
The brilliance of this method lies in—no need to watch the screen every day, no reliance on rumors, purely based on two words: discipline. His turnaround depends on strict execution, with no exceptions.
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StakeOrRegret
· 12h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about but hell to practice.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 21h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about, but when it comes to actually executing, 99% of people will break their resolve. I'm one of those fools who see a rise and want to hold on, waiting for it to multiply ten times.
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SilentObserver
· 01-13 03:52
Discipline is easy to talk about, but how many can truly stick to it? Most people have already lost their composure at the first stop-loss.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 01-12 06:49
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to do; most people can't hold on for more than three days before breaking.
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I support the move to clear all positions when breaking the line, but I'm afraid human nature will cause trouble.
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Another survivor bias story: successful ones share their methods, while failures go unheard.
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That daily moving average strategy is basically strict stop-loss; it sounds simple but it really hurts to implement.
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I feel the hardest part isn't choosing coins, but maintaining that self-control.
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This approach is actually just mechanical execution; the less emotion involved, the more profit.
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Wait, does he really turn his luck around with this, or is this just a story he summarized after his success?
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Taking profit and reducing one-third of the position at forty points is indeed prudent but also too conservative.
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Discipline is indeed the key, but how many people in this world can truly maintain discipline?
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The daily MACD setup might have been effective ten years ago, but does it still work well now?
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I just want to know how he managed to survive when he was heavily in debt; under financial pressure, can one really stick to discipline?
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SellTheBounce
· 01-12 06:46
Discipline is correct, but every bull and bear cycle, someone brings this up. And what happens? The market always has lower points waiting for you.
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0xSoulless
· 01-12 06:45
Discipline is easy to talk about, but when it comes to actual execution, most people have already been cut into pieces.
Cut all lines? Don't be silly. If it took effect one second before a crash, that would be perfect, but in the crypto world, slippage and delays are unavoidable.
The key is that this guy really stuck with it. He's not a rookie who gives up after a few months. That is truly commendable.
It looks like a stable income model, but the premise is having enough capital to withstand risks. Small retail investors playing this game are just asking for trouble.
Honestly, I believe in the power of discipline, but I don't believe most people have the patience for it.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-12 06:43
Discipline is easy to talk about, but how many people can truly stick to it and liquidate their positions when crossing the line?
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NotSatoshi
· 01-12 06:40
Discipline is easy to talk about, but few can truly practice it. This guy is really tough.
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ser_aped.eth
· 01-12 06:36
Discipline, to put it simply, is the dividing line between those who can make money and the newcomers; most people can't do it.
A trader used a seemingly simple yet incredibly solid method to forcefully crawl out of the debt swamp, now holding considerable assets. Years ago, his business went completely bankrupt, heavily in debt, and after being forced into the crypto space, he dove into trading research and finally developed this four-step strategy.
**First Move: Daily Chart Coin Selection**
Focus only on daily charts, targeting assets with MACD golden crosses, especially those with a golden cross above the zero line—these have the highest win rate. Many double in value were picked out this way.
**Second Move: Strictly Follow the Daily Moving Average**
Hold tightly when the price stays above the daily moving average. Exit immediately if it breaks below—no exceptions, no hesitation, no fantasies. This is the cornerstone of the entire system.
**Third Move: Rules for Entry and Exit**
When the price breaks above the daily moving average with volume increasing, aggressively buy in. For selling: reduce one-third of the position when gains reach 40%, another third at 80%, and if the price falls back below the daily moving average, clear all remaining holdings.
**Fourth Move: Clear Positions if the Line Breaks**
If the next day the line is unexpectedly broken, regardless of the reason, exit all positions immediately. Don’t hold onto hope—wait until it stabilizes above the daily moving average before re-entering; you can still profit.
The brilliance of this method lies in—no need to watch the screen every day, no reliance on rumors, purely based on two words: discipline. His turnaround depends on strict execution, with no exceptions.