There is actually a set of trading methods circulating in the crypto circle that seem very simple but are highly practical. A investor I know, who used to run small businesses and had almost zero financial knowledge, persisted stubbornly with this method and eventually achieved an 8-figure asset. The key is, this stuff really isn’t mysterious — just four steps, straightforward enough for anyone to get started.
**First is the coin selection step.** Just open your market software, focus on the daily chart, and specifically look for coins with MACD golden crosses. It’s best if the golden cross is above the zero line, as such an uptrend is more reliable and has a higher win rate.
**Next is the entry and exit rules.** Still operate on the daily chart. Don’t bother with a bunch of indicators; just stick to a key daily moving average — stay in the position as long as the price is above it, and exit if it breaks below. It’s that simple.
**Then is position sizing.** After confirming the buy, as long as the price stays above the daily moving average and volume picks up, go all-in. For selling, do it in three parts: when the gain reaches 40%, reduce one-third; at 80%, reduce another third; if the price falls below the moving average, clear out the remaining position regardless of profit or loss.
**Finally, set a risk bottom line.** This is the most crucial point. If the price breaks below the line the day after you buy, don’t hold any hope — sell everything immediately. Although such a situation is rare with the coin selection logic above, risk awareness must always be maintained. After selling, don’t rush to buy back; wait until it re-establishes above the moving average, then re-enter.
This method may look clumsy, but it’s precisely this kind of simple approach that can turn the tide. No fancy indicators stacked up, no need to predict the market; just follow the steps, and most people can avoid many detours.
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RugpullTherapist
· 12h ago
To be honest, I'm really a bit hesitant about full positions. That guy with the 8-figure amount might be the lucky one. I trust fate more than indicators.
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SelfRugger
· 12h ago
Sounds good, but why doesn't that guy with the 8-figure account share his account details? According to this logic, he should have been financially free long ago.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 12h ago
In simple terms, it's the daily MACD golden cross combined with moving averages. It sounds rigid, but it can indeed make money... However, I've heard this 8-figure story too many times, and only a few can truly stick with it.
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RadioShackKnight
· 12h ago
To be honest, I've been using this stuff for a long time, but it's just too boring, and no one is willing to stick with it. Most people are still thinking about getting rich overnight, but in the end, they lose everything, even their underwear.
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AirdropCollector
· 12h ago
Basically, it's the daily moving average plus MACD. It sounds simple, but few can actually execute it. The key is to have a stop-loss mindset and not to expect to get rich overnight.
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ZkSnarker
· 12h ago
honestly the "follow one moving average and call it a day" energy here is kinda unhinged... like proof sketch: most people will still mess this up by holding through the line break anyway
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ser_ngmi
· 12h ago
It's easy to say "full position," but when the market actually reverses, there are very few who can hold on. Just listen to the eight-figure number.
There is actually a set of trading methods circulating in the crypto circle that seem very simple but are highly practical. A investor I know, who used to run small businesses and had almost zero financial knowledge, persisted stubbornly with this method and eventually achieved an 8-figure asset. The key is, this stuff really isn’t mysterious — just four steps, straightforward enough for anyone to get started.
**First is the coin selection step.** Just open your market software, focus on the daily chart, and specifically look for coins with MACD golden crosses. It’s best if the golden cross is above the zero line, as such an uptrend is more reliable and has a higher win rate.
**Next is the entry and exit rules.** Still operate on the daily chart. Don’t bother with a bunch of indicators; just stick to a key daily moving average — stay in the position as long as the price is above it, and exit if it breaks below. It’s that simple.
**Then is position sizing.** After confirming the buy, as long as the price stays above the daily moving average and volume picks up, go all-in. For selling, do it in three parts: when the gain reaches 40%, reduce one-third; at 80%, reduce another third; if the price falls below the moving average, clear out the remaining position regardless of profit or loss.
**Finally, set a risk bottom line.** This is the most crucial point. If the price breaks below the line the day after you buy, don’t hold any hope — sell everything immediately. Although such a situation is rare with the coin selection logic above, risk awareness must always be maintained. After selling, don’t rush to buy back; wait until it re-establishes above the moving average, then re-enter.
This method may look clumsy, but it’s precisely this kind of simple approach that can turn the tide. No fancy indicators stacked up, no need to predict the market; just follow the steps, and most people can avoid many detours.