Many people who trade crypto like to stare at a bunch of indicators until their eyes glaze over, but to be honest, the way I turned my debt around over the years was by sticking to a “dumb as rocks” strategy.

How dumb? Four moves, executed with your eyes closed, and in these eight years I’ve almost never screwed up.

Back when I was deep in debt, it was this disciplined system that got me out. It’s not about gambling or hoping for luck—it’s about setting the rules and never wavering. Today I’m laying it all out, and if you follow it, at the very least you won’t lose money randomly.

**First Move: Only watch the daily chart, everything else is noise**

Open the daily chart and look for one thing—MACD golden cross, ideally above the zero line. This setup has a high win rate and a clean trend. Don’t mess around in the 5-minute or 15-minute swings; the daily chart is the lifeline for regular people.

**Second Move: Focus on just one moving average**

Just watch the daily moving average. Don’t touch it below the line, hold onto it above the line. This line tells you directly if you’re with or against the wind—ignore everything else.

**Third Move: How to add after buying? When to exit? I’ll spell it out for you**

After buying, as long as the price breaks above the daily MA and the volume breaks above the daily average volume → go all in.

The selling logic is even simpler:
- Up 40%: Sell one-third
- Up 80%: Sell another one-third
- Drops below the daily MA: Sell everything

No emotion at all, just execute mechanically.

**Fourth Move (the toughest): If it drops below, get out—don’t fantasize that it’ll come back**

Since your buy standard is the daily MA, if it drops below the next day—no questions asked, sell it all.

Don’t be afraid of missing out, because the odds of this structure breaking down are already low. If it climbs back above the line after you sell, just buy back in. You’re not guessing direction—you’re using discipline to minimize losses and maximize gains from the trend.

This method might sound stupid, but it’s what took me from debt to an eight-figure portfolio, and it gave me an upward trajectory over eight years.

I’m not selling dreams or bragging, just recording real trades. The method’s right here—whether you can stick to it is up to you.