#数字资产市场动态 Eight years of trading cryptocurrencies, and my account has grown by over 30 million. This number sounds impressive, but it's really not luck—every profit behind it has come from踩过坑、吃过亏.



People often ask me how to choose coins reliably and how to place orders to make money. Honestly, the method I use now is not complicated at all—it's precisely this simplest logic that is the real reason I make money.

When market fluctuations happen, many people can't sit still. They make aggressive moves like猛如虎, and then their accounts become重灾区. I've seen爆仓 and爆亏 before. I used to do the same, but now I realize how foolish that was.

**Let me share a few verified strategies that, if followed, can help you avoid many detours:**

The涨幅榜 is my first stop for selecting coins. Only coins that have risen have market heat and subsequent opportunities. Coins that haven't moved for a long time are a waste of time and funds to buy.

Short-term K-line fluctuations are not important. I pay more attention to the monthly MACD—once a金叉 appears, that's a signal to enter; if there's no金叉, just wait and stay in cash. Short-term ups and downs are noise; the real big opportunities are hidden in long-term trends. Don't rely on betting on超跌反弹; such low-probability events will cause losses each time you gamble on them.

The 70-day moving average is something I watch daily. When the price returns near this line and trading volume increases simultaneously, I dare to add positions. This tests patience—act only when the signal is clear; if you haven't confirmed the signal, just wait.

Once in the market, I never be greedy. Hold onto the rising price; if it breaks below a key support, I clear the position immediately. Many people stumble here, always hoping for a rebound, but their accounts turn from green to red.

Profit-taking also has its rules. Don't expect to get rich overnight—take profit at 30% gain by selling half, and at 50% gain by selling half again. The market changes every day; if you miss this opportunity, don't be frustrated—another will come.

Finally, this is an iron law: once the 70-day line is broken, clear your position immediately. No matter how long you've held or how low your cost, you can't fight the market or bet your life. This rule has saved me countless times.

What is most effective in the crypto world? The simpler the rules, the easier they are to follow. Don't always think about turning things around in one shot. Those who truly make money rely on discipline and emotional control. These lessons are learned through painful losses. The crypto world won't mistreat those who listen and follow the rules, but it will severely punish those who ignore risks.
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GateUser-0f17b1edvip
· 42m ago
Once the 70-day moving average breaks, clear your positions. It sounds simple, but actually executing it is much more painful. This trading strategy should have been adopted years ago, but it took me losing money myself to understand that. Simple rules are the key to longevity. That really hits the point. I saw someone say to go all-in when the monthly MACD crosses, and I feel heartache for three seconds. Take profits gradually and sell in parts. Don’t be greedy for this momentum. It’s really not easy to do. Every time I say to stick to discipline, I turn around and chase the high again. Is it just me? The story behind the 30 million is probably more valuable than the number itself.
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GateUser-6be2ed93vip
· 1h ago
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RetailTherapistvip
· 2h ago
Sounds good, but I still have some doubts. Can this theory be applied in a bear market? --- When the 70-day moving average breaks, sell everything. It's easy to say, but can you really do it when it comes to action? I haven't managed to do it myself. --- 30 million sounds impressive, but the real profit-makers probably didn't lose that much. Why are so many people still getting liquidated? --- Simple rules are indeed good, but the problem is that most people can't stick to them. I am one of them. --- Holding on makes it hard to sell, and if you can't get past this hurdle, forget about making money. --- Choosing coins based on the top gainers list sometimes backfires. The ones that rise the most are often the ones you didn't pay attention to. --- The monthly golden cross sounds reliable, but waiting is too torturous. Can you really stay completely out of the market and not trade? --- As for clearing your position, I can never do it without looking. I always want to wait a bit longer, and in the end, I regret it. --- No matter how simple the rules are, without the discipline to follow through, it's all pointless. That's the biggest trap in the crypto world.
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Frontrunnervip
· 2h ago
Once the 70-day moving average breaks, clear your positions. It sounds simple, but actually executing it is much more painful. This trading strategy should have been adopted years ago, but it took me losing money myself to understand that. Simple rules are the key to longevity. That really hits the point. I saw someone say to go all-in when the monthly MACD crosses, and I feel heartache for three seconds. Take profits gradually and sell in parts. Don’t be greedy for this momentum. It’s really not easy to do. Every time I say to stick to discipline, I turn around and chase the high again. Is it just me? The story behind the 30 million is probably more valuable than the number itself.
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AirdropHunterXMvip
· 2h ago
Talking about strategy on paper, who doesn't know it? The real challenge is execution. I also use the 70-day moving average method, and it is indeed stable. --- Another story of cutting leeks? Those who never take screenshots of their accounts always say that, haha. --- Bro, your logic is sound, but I'm just worried about human nature. After a 30% increase, some want to go all in and double down. --- You're right, but practical implementation is too torturous. I just can't stand the feeling of being completely out of the market. --- How strong must one's mental resilience be to handle this? Just the part where I take profits could drive me crazy. --- I've tried the monthly MACD golden cross signal, but why does it always fall right after I buy in? --- Every time I see articles like this, I want to turn over a new leaf, but then I can't take my eyes off the top gainers list. Haha. --- Believe it or not, I don't believe that a stranger can make thirty million and then come teach me how to trade cryptocurrencies.
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TradFiRefugeevip
· 2h ago
It sounds nice, but 30 million in 8 years... I always feel like there's a survivor bias. What about those who got liquidated? What do they say?
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ApeEscapeArtistvip
· 2h ago
It sounds good, but I doubt that even 1% of people can stick with this set...
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ShamedApeSellervip
· 2h ago
It sounds good, but how many people can actually follow through... I tried the 70-day line clearing position, but ended up missing the rebound, and my mindset just collapsed.
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