#数字资产市场动态 Eight years of cryptocurrency trading experience, from 50,000 to over 50 million, my biggest insight is actually very simple — never go all-in, this is the only rule to survive. Take 50% of your position to aim for 80% returns, and people around me doubled their capital in three months using this approach, so I’ll just be straightforward.
Divide your funds into five parts, only invest 20% each time. Set a stop-loss at 10 points; a single mistake will only lose 2% of the total capital, leaving plenty of room for error. Take profits at 10 points as well, so you’re not afraid of getting trapped.
The secret to making money boils down to two words: follow the trend. Most rebounds during a decline are scams; only upward corrections are true low-entry opportunities. Don’t chase coins that surge high; whether mainstream or altcoins, it’s an iron law that after a high plateau, they will fall.
MACD is my main tool. When the MACD crosses above the zero line and breaks below zero, it’s time to enter; when it crosses below the zero line above, immediately reduce positions — very simple.
Two strict rules at the end: never add to a losing position — that’s a trap that deepens the hole; adding to winning positions is the right way. Volume and price are core; watch for volume breakthroughs at low levels, and if volume surges at high levels with stagnation, run quickly.
Only trade coins in an uptrend. Look for the four lines—3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages—to turn upward simultaneously; this captures short, medium, and long-term opportunities all at once. Review your trades after each day, compare with weekly K-line logic to ensure no bias, and adjust strategies flexibly. Only then can the crypto market be navigated steadily.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 7h ago
Sounds good, but not a single one of the ten that can actually be achieved. I just want to ask, if it takes eight years to multiply by a thousand, how is the tax handled?
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NFTPessimist
· 7h ago
Everyone's right, but very few people can truly stick to it... All I see around me are those who go all-in and lose everything.
Betting 50% of your position for an 80% return? I've heard too many cases like this, and in the end, it's all for nothing.
Entering when MACD crosses above the zero line sounds simple, but maintaining the right mindset during execution is the hardest part.
I agree with the rule of not adding to losing positions; I've seen too many people double down and sink deeper, really.
But honestly, following the trend also depends on the person; sometimes, the trend itself is fake.
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AirdropHunter007
· 7h ago
Sounds nice, but the ones who really survive are still those lucky fools who went all in without thinking, haha.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 7h ago
Everyone is right, but only a few can really do it. Most people still can't break the habit of chasing highs.
#数字资产市场动态 Eight years of cryptocurrency trading experience, from 50,000 to over 50 million, my biggest insight is actually very simple — never go all-in, this is the only rule to survive. Take 50% of your position to aim for 80% returns, and people around me doubled their capital in three months using this approach, so I’ll just be straightforward.
Divide your funds into five parts, only invest 20% each time. Set a stop-loss at 10 points; a single mistake will only lose 2% of the total capital, leaving plenty of room for error. Take profits at 10 points as well, so you’re not afraid of getting trapped.
The secret to making money boils down to two words: follow the trend. Most rebounds during a decline are scams; only upward corrections are true low-entry opportunities. Don’t chase coins that surge high; whether mainstream or altcoins, it’s an iron law that after a high plateau, they will fall.
MACD is my main tool. When the MACD crosses above the zero line and breaks below zero, it’s time to enter; when it crosses below the zero line above, immediately reduce positions — very simple.
Two strict rules at the end: never add to a losing position — that’s a trap that deepens the hole; adding to winning positions is the right way. Volume and price are core; watch for volume breakthroughs at low levels, and if volume surges at high levels with stagnation, run quickly.
Only trade coins in an uptrend. Look for the four lines—3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages—to turn upward simultaneously; this captures short, medium, and long-term opportunities all at once. Review your trades after each day, compare with weekly K-line logic to ensure no bias, and adjust strategies flexibly. Only then can the crypto market be navigated steadily.