A friend of mine used to run a small shop, then shifted to deep research in the crypto space. He achieved a life turnaround with a simple trading system, and now his assets are in the eight-figure range. His method actually involves just four steps: selecting coins, building positions, controlling position size, and clearing positions. Each step is explained clearly.
Open the daily chart to look at the MACD golden cross, especially the one above the zero line, which works best. Then switch to the daily level and focus on a single moving average—hold when the price is above, sell when below. The rules are straightforward.
Building a position is crucial. When the coin price breaks above the daily moving average and the volume also surpasses it, you can consider entering with full position. The selling logic follows three steps: reduce 1/3 of the position when gains exceed 40%, another 1/3 when gains exceed 80%, and sell everything immediately if the price falls below the daily moving average.
The last step is the most critical—since the trading signal comes from the daily moving average, if the price drops below it the next day, you must decisively sell everything and not hold onto any hope. Although the probability of the price breaking below this indicator is quite small, risk awareness is necessary. After selling, wait for the price to rise back above the moving average, and a new opportunity will come.
It looks simple, but executing it tests your mindset and discipline.
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WagmiAnon
· 7h ago
Basically, it still comes down to discipline, which is the hardest part.
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0xLuckbox
· 7h ago
To be honest, the daily moving average system sounds impressive, but how many people can truly stick to the discipline?
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DataOnlooker
· 7h ago
Basically, it's about mindset. I've seen too many people who understand this logic but can't execute it.
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BloodInStreets
· 7h ago
Another story of "simple and brutal methods to make 8 figures"… Daily moving average breakout, MACD golden cross, sounds like treating technical analysis as gospel. The question is, how many can actually stick to discipline? Most people get greedy at a 40% increase, and when the price falls below the daily moving average, they start all kinds of self-soothing. Making 8 figures might indeed be possible, but is this method suitable for the general public? I remain skeptical.
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Stop joking. Every time it’s the same "I have a friend" story about getting rich… If it were really that easy to make money, they’d already be fund managers. Technical indicators are just probability games, and sticking to discipline is even harder.
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It sounds easy, but how many can decisively sell when needed? Most people come up with "this time is different" stories the moment they get caught.
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Going all-in, then selling in batches… I’ve heard this routine hundreds of times. Not denying some people make money, but beware of survivor bias.
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The most important thing is actually one sentence — don’t be driven by greed and fear. Everything else is nonsense.
A friend of mine used to run a small shop, then shifted to deep research in the crypto space. He achieved a life turnaround with a simple trading system, and now his assets are in the eight-figure range. His method actually involves just four steps: selecting coins, building positions, controlling position size, and clearing positions. Each step is explained clearly.
Open the daily chart to look at the MACD golden cross, especially the one above the zero line, which works best. Then switch to the daily level and focus on a single moving average—hold when the price is above, sell when below. The rules are straightforward.
Building a position is crucial. When the coin price breaks above the daily moving average and the volume also surpasses it, you can consider entering with full position. The selling logic follows three steps: reduce 1/3 of the position when gains exceed 40%, another 1/3 when gains exceed 80%, and sell everything immediately if the price falls below the daily moving average.
The last step is the most critical—since the trading signal comes from the daily moving average, if the price drops below it the next day, you must decisively sell everything and not hold onto any hope. Although the probability of the price breaking below this indicator is quite small, risk awareness is necessary. After selling, wait for the price to rise back above the moving average, and a new opportunity will come.
It looks simple, but executing it tests your mindset and discipline.