Having been involved in crypto trading for 8 years and crawling out of various pits, I finally understand the ins and outs. Many friends often ask me how to choose coins and how to grasp market trends. Honestly, the methods I use now are not complicated at all, but precisely because they are simple enough, they are truly effective.



I have seen too many people, when market fluctuations are large, become restless and operate wildly, only to end up losing everything. I went through the same experience myself. Looking back, those times were really foolish.

So I want to share the lessons learned over these years. If you are willing to follow this approach, it can truly change your trading results:

**When it comes to choosing coins, I always start with the top gainers list.** Why? Only coins that are already moving are active in the market and have subsequent opportunities. Why buy coins that haven't moved at all?

**For technical analysis, I mainly look at the monthly MACD.** When a golden cross forms, I enter the market directly; if there's no golden cross, I stay in cash and wait. Daily candlesticks only reflect short-term fluctuations; real opportunities are hidden in long-term trends. Those oversold rebound patterns? They are basically low-probability events. Every time someone bets on them, they end up losing badly.

**Also, the 70-day moving average is a must-watch indicator for me every day.** Once the price retraces to near the 70-day moving average and trading volume starts to increase, I gain confidence to add to my position. The market will give opportunities; when the signal appears, hold your position steadily. If no signal appears, be patient and wait.

**After entering the market, don’t fight the trend.** If the price rises, keep holding; if it falls below my stop-loss line, I exit immediately. Too many people are reluctant to sell, always hoping for a rebound, only to watch the profits they made evaporate.

**Take profit with rhythm; don’t try to take all gains at once.** Cut half of your position after a 30% increase, and again when it reaches 50%. The crypto market changes rapidly; if you miss this wave, there will be another. No need to be greedy.

**And the most critical rule: if the price falls below the 70-day moving average, withdraw immediately.** No matter how long you've held your position, if this line is broken, you must exit. Don’t fight the trend, don’t gamble with your life—this red line has saved me countless times.

The crypto world fears complexity. Those who truly make money rely on discipline and emotional control, not fancy operations.

All these words are lessons learned through blood. The crypto market will not mistreat disciplined traders, but it will severely punish those who don’t follow the rules.
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MissingSatsvip
· 01-04 21:33
Breaking the 70-day moving average line means run, I have deep experience with this, otherwise I would have been a leek long ago. --- Exactly right, I just worry that some people look at the K-line on the left and MACD on the right, and end up not seeing anything correctly. --- The idea of selecting coins based on the top gainers is good, at least it shows market activity. --- The logic of taking profits in batches is brilliant; eating up the entire gain at once really makes it easy to get caught. --- Why do I feel like I am that "reluctant to sell" victim... --- After 8 years, it's that simple, really? I'm a bit skeptical. --- Enter again when the monthly MACD shows a golden cross. I want to try this; it's much more reliable than my chaotic operations. --- The key is still execution; it's easy to say but hard to do. --- Those who bet on oversold rebounds indeed lost everything, I know several people around me who did. --- Wait, has this method of using the 70-day line for stop-loss been backtested historically?
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ForumMiningMastervip
· 01-04 03:12
If the 70-day moving average breaks, I run. I agree with this; it has saved me many times.
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AirdropATMvip
· 01-03 15:54
Exactly, I'm using this set of rules too. The key is to hold back and avoid frequent operations.
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MidnightSnapHuntervip
· 01-03 15:53
That's right, the 70-day moving average strategy has saved me several times. The key is to stay patient and not act impulsively.
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DAOdreamervip
· 01-03 15:53
The 70-day moving average has saved me multiple times. When it breaks, I run; no hesitation, and that's real. --- That's right, emotional control is more valuable than any indicator. I used to be reluctant to sell at a loss and ended up losing money. --- I also use the method of selecting coins based on the top gainers. Only coins that are moving have a chance; why keep dead coins. --- Taking profits in batches and selling is really the best. Not greedy, and if the next wave comes, I’m still in. It really improves the mindset. --- Wait, is the 70-day moving average so magical? I feel like every time it breaks, it's already too late. --- Sounds very reasonable, but execution is still easily tempted. That’s the real challenge. --- Discipline is everything. The most common thing in the crypto world is knowing what to do but being unable to do it. I’m the same. --- Waiting for the monthly MACD to turn bullish; if there’s no golden cross, just stay flat. Simple and straightforward, but it seems to really work. --- All those complex indicator stacking trading methods ultimately lose to emotional fluctuations, indeed. --- It feels like this method goes against human nature. Most people learn it but can’t actually execute it.
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MEVHunter_9000vip
· 01-03 15:40
Sounds good, but how many can truly stick to this discipline?
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