Many people have asked me about my recent trading ideas, so today I will break down this method step by step. Basically, it revolves around the daily chart level—seems simple, but requires some discipline to execute.

**Step 1: Find Signals**
Open the daily chart and focus only on coins with MACD golden crosses. More importantly, pay attention to the position: golden cross signals above the zero line are the most effective. Why? Because that indicates a foundation for a shift from weakness to strength.

**Step 2: Entry Logic**
Looking at just one moving average on the daily chart is enough. Hold the position as long as the price stays above the moving average; exit if it falls below. Such simple rules are actually the easiest to follow. But here’s the key—when the price breaks above the daily moving average and volume is also above, be bold and go all-in. Many people get stuck at this step, always waiting for a more perfect entry point.

**Step 3: Three Exit Points**
Reduce one-third of your position when gains exceed 40%. When it reaches 80%, sell another third. Finally, if the price falls below the daily moving average, close all positions. The benefit of this approach is that you can enjoy the upside without greed leading to getting caught off guard.

**Step 4: The Most Overlooked Risk Control**
If the next day the price suddenly falls below the daily moving average, don’t think about a rebound—just exit completely. Although, according to this methodology, the probability of falling below is quite small, risk awareness is essential. Wait until it reclaims the daily moving average before re-entering—this cycle is the core logic.

Many traders stumble not because their method is flawed, but because emotions interfere during execution. The core of this framework is to replace subjective judgment with objective signals, making trading more repeatable.