Having navigated the crypto space for 8 years, I went from an initial 20,000 yuan to over 50 million. To be honest, there are no secret weapons, only a consistent principle: 50% position size, steady and cautious.
With this methodology, the average monthly return can reach about 70%, and those who follow it have doubled their investment within three months. Today, I will share the position logic that has been tested through a complete cycle of experience.
**The core method is simple: divide your funds into 5 parts.** Invest only one-fifth each time, setting a 10-point stop loss. Calculate this: one mistake costs 2% of total capital; five mistakes would cost 10%. Conversely, once the direction is correct, set a take profit of over 10 points. This way, in the long run, you won't get trapped.
But managing position size alone isn't enough. **The secret to a high win rate is two words: follow the trend.** In a downtrend, every rebound is a trap and an opportunity to escape; in an uptrend, every dip creates a golden opportunity. Instead of trying to bottom fish, it's better to buy low during the upward trend—this is the right way to make money.
Choosing the right coins also matters. **Avoid those that surge rapidly in the short term,** whether mainstream or altcoins. Coins that can go through several major upward waves are rare; after a short-term spike, further gains are extremely difficult. When a coin stalls at a high level, it naturally can't be pushed higher, and a decline becomes inevitable. Many still want to gamble on this, but the results are predictable.
**MACD is my commonly used tool for entry and exit signals.** When the DIF line and DEA cross above the zero line, breaking above zero, it’s a solid entry signal. Conversely, when MACD forms a death cross above zero and heads downward, it’s time to consider reducing your position.
Here’s a word of caution: **never blindly believe in the concept of "averaging down."** Many retail investors have suffered huge losses by doing this—losing more and more, thinking they can recover, but ending up in deeper trouble. This is the most taboo tactic in crypto trading; it pushes you straight into a dead end. Remember this iron rule: never add to a losing position; only increase when in profit. That’s the correct way to manage your positions.
Volume must be your top priority. **Volume is the soul of crypto trading;** price is just the surface. Pay close attention to volume surges during consolidation at low levels; if volume spikes at high levels without further price movement, consider exiting decisively—don’t hesitate.
**Stick to coins in an uptrend,** as this maximizes your chances and saves time. A 3-day moving average turning upward signals short-term upward momentum; a 30-day moving average turning upward indicates mid-term trend initiation; an 84-day moving average turning upward signals a main upward wave; and a 120-day moving average turning upward marks a long-term major trend. Different moving average combinations help determine the trend’s level.
Finally, **review every trade.** Check if your logic for holding coins still holds, see if the weekly K-line still matches your initial judgment, and whether the trend has changed. Timely review and adjustment of your trading strategy are essential to maintain responsiveness in a market that changes in an instant. The market is always there; the key is to find your own systematic thinking.
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DegenDreamer
· 12-29 02:58
That's right, but execution is the hardest part.
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The set of averaging down really does more harm than good; I've seen too many people get wiped out because of it.
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Seventy percent per month? That number sounds suspicious, but the idea of a five-percent position size is indeed reliable.
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Following the trend is really much better than trying to bottom fish; you lose less and earn more steadily.
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I also use the MACD combined with volume as a set of combo punches; the accuracy is pretty good.
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Saying five-percent position size is simple is actually hard to stick to; mindset is the biggest test.
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I think the key is to find your own rhythm; you can't just copy others.
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Using moving averages to judge the trend requires a lot of practice before it looks natural.
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Reviewing your trades is the easiest to overlook, but actually, this is the fastest way to improve.
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The number fifty million, either you're really impressive, or it's just a case of packaging.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 12-28 18:01
Monthly 70% profit? Sounds pretty easy, huh? Then why am I still stuck deep in the trap?
I've really stepped on the landmine when it comes to adding positions; the more I add, the more I lose—it's unbelievable.
Going with the trend sounds simple, but in practice, maintaining the right mindset is really difficult.
A 50% position is indeed stable, but it requires patience—many people can't wait.
I'm also watching MACD golden cross and death cross signals, but the key is how not to be greedy.
This logic sounds flawless, but it mainly depends on whether you can really follow through.
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LayoffMiner
· 12-28 06:37
A 5% position sounds smooth, but few can actually execute it
No matter how good the words are, you still need to go through a crash to understand what a mental breakdown is
70% per month? I feel like this number is a bit suspicious
That part about adding positions was too heartbreaking; I lost so much that I started doubting life
Following the trend is truly the simplest and most profitable approach, I finally understand
Watching K-line charts day after day makes my eyes blurry, but you're still more stable than me
This method, to put it simply, is discipline, but unfortunately most people can't do it
A 5% position... it takes a lot of patience to do that
I've used MACD, but I always get stuck around the 0 axis; the trading space is too limited
Just analyzing isn't enough; you still need to have the resolve
Set your stop-loss and take-profit levels and don't be careless; it's easy to say but hard to do
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PancakeFlippa
· 12-27 11:21
Hmm... Talking about the five-position strategy is easy, but how much mental preparation does it really take to implement it?
Seventy percent a month? I feel like I'm risking my life gambling.
The part about adding positions is straightforward, but it's easy to get slapped in the face by the market.
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wagmi_eventually
· 12-26 04:52
A 5% position sounds nice, but how many can actually stick to it in practice? Most are still greedy.
That part about adding positions hits the sore spot—how many people have wiped out their positions because of this?
70% monthly profit? If I could do that every day, I would have achieved financial freedom long ago.
Following the trend sounds easy, but missing out is also normal.
Reviewing and analyzing is undeniable—many people are indeed too lazy to do it.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 12-26 04:42
Earning 70% a month, isn't this data outrageous...
Adding to positions is really the graveyard for retail investors, no doubt about it.
5x leverage sounds simple, but executing it requires a lot of nerve.
Whether to follow the trend or not, the key still depends on market intuition; tools are just aids.
When MACD forms a death cross, run away. Why do I always get stuck at that exact second?
Trading volume is truly king; all rises without volume are fake.
Using moving average combinations to judge the market level, I need to try this logic.
Every time I see a coin skyrocket, I want to go all in. Looks like I really need to control myself.
Backtesting takes too much time; most people probably can't stick with it.
It sounds simple, but how many can actually earn fifty million?
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tokenomics_truther
· 12-26 04:36
A five-part position indeed beats full-position gambling, but a 70% monthly return... just listen to these numbers.
I've learned my lesson the hard way about adding positions; the more you add, the more you die, it's really not a joke.
Trading with the trend is much more comfortable than bottom fishing, it's less stressful and loses less.
I also use the MACD golden cross, but you can't rely solely on this signal.
Reviewing past trades is the real skill; most people are too lazy to do it.
This theory sounds good, but the key is whether you can stick with it.
Entering with one-fifth of your capital is indeed stable, but I'm worried about not having enough mental stability.
A volume breakout with increased trading volume, I've caught some good opportunities with this.
It takes months to wait for a 120-day moving average to turn around.
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SelfRugger
· 12-26 04:35
A five-fraction position is basically about controlling your mindset; don't be scared by the market movements.
A 70% monthly return... that number sounds a bit suspicious.
Adding to your position is really a retail investor's graveyard; I've seen too many people crash even more when they add.
Following the trend is the most testing of human nature; the difficulty lies in this.
I also use MACD golden cross breaking the 0 axis, but it needs to be combined with volume to be reliable.
It sounds good, but in practice, controlling the trading ratio is the key.
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VibesOverCharts
· 12-26 04:25
Earning 70% a month? Man, that takes a lot of luck.
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Half-position sounds great, but I always feel like it's easily swept repeatedly.
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Not topping up the position is a harsh statement, but it can indeed increase the turnover rate.
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Following the trend is simple in words, but it's deadly hard to actually do.
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The analogy of volume trading being the "soul" is excellent; next time you look at the market, think of it that way.
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Another moving average combination method, if you can use it, that's good.
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I've heard a lot about MACD, but it really is useful.
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Starting from 20,000 with 50 million, if you really have this level, you can earn passively at will.
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I've never seen anyone make 70% per month; even bragging has to be discounted.
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Reviewing your trades is very important, but most people just talk about it.
Having navigated the crypto space for 8 years, I went from an initial 20,000 yuan to over 50 million. To be honest, there are no secret weapons, only a consistent principle: 50% position size, steady and cautious.
With this methodology, the average monthly return can reach about 70%, and those who follow it have doubled their investment within three months. Today, I will share the position logic that has been tested through a complete cycle of experience.
**The core method is simple: divide your funds into 5 parts.** Invest only one-fifth each time, setting a 10-point stop loss. Calculate this: one mistake costs 2% of total capital; five mistakes would cost 10%. Conversely, once the direction is correct, set a take profit of over 10 points. This way, in the long run, you won't get trapped.
But managing position size alone isn't enough. **The secret to a high win rate is two words: follow the trend.** In a downtrend, every rebound is a trap and an opportunity to escape; in an uptrend, every dip creates a golden opportunity. Instead of trying to bottom fish, it's better to buy low during the upward trend—this is the right way to make money.
Choosing the right coins also matters. **Avoid those that surge rapidly in the short term,** whether mainstream or altcoins. Coins that can go through several major upward waves are rare; after a short-term spike, further gains are extremely difficult. When a coin stalls at a high level, it naturally can't be pushed higher, and a decline becomes inevitable. Many still want to gamble on this, but the results are predictable.
**MACD is my commonly used tool for entry and exit signals.** When the DIF line and DEA cross above the zero line, breaking above zero, it’s a solid entry signal. Conversely, when MACD forms a death cross above zero and heads downward, it’s time to consider reducing your position.
Here’s a word of caution: **never blindly believe in the concept of "averaging down."** Many retail investors have suffered huge losses by doing this—losing more and more, thinking they can recover, but ending up in deeper trouble. This is the most taboo tactic in crypto trading; it pushes you straight into a dead end. Remember this iron rule: never add to a losing position; only increase when in profit. That’s the correct way to manage your positions.
Volume must be your top priority. **Volume is the soul of crypto trading;** price is just the surface. Pay close attention to volume surges during consolidation at low levels; if volume spikes at high levels without further price movement, consider exiting decisively—don’t hesitate.
**Stick to coins in an uptrend,** as this maximizes your chances and saves time. A 3-day moving average turning upward signals short-term upward momentum; a 30-day moving average turning upward indicates mid-term trend initiation; an 84-day moving average turning upward signals a main upward wave; and a 120-day moving average turning upward marks a long-term major trend. Different moving average combinations help determine the trend’s level.
Finally, **review every trade.** Check if your logic for holding coins still holds, see if the weekly K-line still matches your initial judgment, and whether the trend has changed. Timely review and adjustment of your trading strategy are essential to maintain responsiveness in a market that changes in an instant. The market is always there; the key is to find your own systematic thinking.