This approach may sound unsophisticated, but it’s exactly how I managed to save over 5 million.



From leaving my marriage with nothing to now having an 8-figure net worth, I relied on these four steps—they may seem clumsy, but they really work.

**Step 1: Pick Your Target**

Just watch the daily chart. Pay attention when the MACD forms a golden cross, but only if it’s above the zero axis—that’s the most reliable signal. If it hasn’t happened yet, just wait; don’t rush in.

**Step 2: Find the Entry Point**

Observe the moving averages on the daily chart. My rule is simple: if the price holds above the moving average, stay in; if it drops below, get out. Straightforward and blunt, but less room for mistakes.

**Step 3: Add and Exit**

After buying, wait for the price to break above the daily moving average and for trading volume to rise above its average, then go all in.

Then exit in batches:
- When it rises 40%, sell one-third
- If it keeps rising to 80%, sell another third
- If it drops below the daily moving average, sell the rest

This last rule is your lifeline—follow it strictly.

**Step 4: Never Hesitate on Stop Losses**

Even if the chances are slim, if the price drops below the moving average the next day, sell everything immediately. Don’t gamble on luck; the market won’t change just because you hesitate.

There are no fancy tricks in this method, but it’s stable. No matter how wild the market gets, I can lock in profits.

It’s this “rigidity” that took me from debt to where I am now. There are too many smart people in the market—sometimes being a bit “dumb” helps you survive longer. Once you understand this, you’re already ahead of most people.
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PanicSellervip
· 12-05 09:50
Sounds like just sticking to the moving average no matter what, but the key is whether you can actually survive...
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TrustlessMaximalistvip
· 12-05 09:48
He managed to make a comeback even after a divorce left him with nothing—this guy is truly ruthless. This moving average trading strategy is indeed pretty straightforward, but it sounds a lot more reliable than those flashy systems.
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PerpetualLongervip
· 12-05 09:41
The moving average golden cross is really a killer strategy. That's how I play too, and I've recovered my losses.
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PriceOracleFairyvip
· 12-05 09:32
ngl the macd + ma crossover combo is lowkey just mean reversion with extra steps... but if it printed 8 figures fr fr then maybe i've been overthinking market inefficiencies. that discipline part though—most people fold on the -40% drawdown, so respect the conviction. wondering if this still slaps in low liquidity pairs or if it's just survivor bias from bull market conditions 👀
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TestnetNomadvip
· 12-05 09:22
Sounds like buying low and selling high. It may be blunt, but it’s true.
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