Having been in the crypto circle for 8 years, I turned an initial capital of 800 into 48 million. I don’t rely on any special talent, nor have I ever relied on insider tips within the community. It’s all about a set of strategies that many say are "too conservative"—a 50% position trading approach.

Stability doesn’t mean cowardice. For retail investors like us, stability is the only weapon to survive and make money in the crypto world. I’ve taught this set of methods to several apprentices, and one of my brothers doubled his account in just three months. Today, I’ll lay out my eight core experiences:

**Divide funds into five parts, only trade one part at a time**

Split your principal into five equal parts. Only use one part per trade. Set a 10% stop-loss, so the maximum loss per trade is only 2% of total capital. Even if you make five consecutive wrong trades, your total loss is just 10%. Conversely, if one or two trades are correct and you secure at least 10% profit, compound interest can turn the tide. This is called step-by-step strategy.

**Trends are always more accurate than personal judgment**

Rebounds during a downtrend are often false signals, just preludes to being cut by the bulls. True opportunities appear during pullbacks in an uptrend, not in fake rebounds during a downtrend. Once you see the direction clearly, follow the trend. Don’t try to outsmart the market.

**Never move on coins that surge wildly**

Coins that spike sharply in the short term usually lack follow-up momentum. When they consolidate at high levels, it’s often to attract retail investors to enter, only to be collectively harvested. Instead of betting on continued rise, it’s better to control your hands and stay disciplined.

**MACD is my trading compass**

When DIF and DEA cross above the zero line and break through zero, that’s a buy signal. Conversely, if a death cross appears above the zero line, decisively reduce your position. Master MACD thoroughly; it can help you avoid many losses and steer clear of big pitfalls like liquidation.

**Never add to losing positions**

Adding to losing trades only deepens your losses. Only add to positions that are still profitable. Cut your losses decisively on losing trades. Don’t try to rescue them by averaging down—that only enlarges the damage.

**Volume and price never lie**

A volume breakout at a low level signals a potential rise. If volume surges at a high level but the price doesn’t move up, it’s time to exit. While candlestick charts can be manipulated, the underlying volume reflects real capital flow—no fooling that.

**Only focus on opportunities in an uptrend**

A 3-day moving average trending upward indicates short-term opportunities. An upward 30-day moving average shows medium-term strength. An 84-day moving average rising signals entering a main bull wave. A 120-day moving average up indicates a long-term bull market. Recognize the cycle, follow the trend, and improve your success rate.

**Review every trade**

Before sleeping each day, ask yourself: Why did I enter this trade? Why did I exit? Was I right or wrong? Does the current logic still hold? Does the weekly K-line support my judgment? Repeated review turns luck into real skill.

From 800 to 48 million, this journey wasn’t driven by luck but by daily trading accumulation. A stable mindset, finding your rhythm, and sticking to it—this is the way to carve a path in the crypto world.