Seven years ago, I got divorced, left with nothing, and I was also burdened with debt. At that time, even eating was a problem, let alone thinking about the future. Later, I inadvertently stumbled into the cryptocurrency world and carved out a ray of light from total darkness. Now, not only have I paid off my debts, but my assets have also reached eight figures.

I'm not a genius, and the methods I used are quite 'foolish', foolish enough that hardly anyone is willing to persist. But it was precisely this method that allowed me to achieve stable profits. Today, I won't hold anything back; I'll share it all with you, just four steps, from choosing a coin to buying and selling, clearly laid out.

Step one, choose a coin.
Open the daily chart, don't look at anything else, just look at the MACD. Only pick coins that show a golden cross on the daily chart, preferably when the golden cross occurs above the zero axis. This signal means the trend has started to strengthen, and the success rate is much higher. Don't think it's slow; this is the first step to filter out junk coins.

Step two, watch the lines.
Switch to daily candlestick charts, only look at one line: the daily moving average. My principle is simple: hold above the line, sell below the line. Don't complicate it, if the price is above the moving average, it indicates that the short-term momentum is in the bulls' hands; if it falls below, it means control has shifted, don't hesitate.

Step three, buying and positioning.
When you confirm that the price has broken through the daily moving average with volume, and the trading volume can also be maintained above the average volume line, at this moment, don’t hesitate, you can go all in. Then just manage it:

When the price increases by more than 40%, sell one-third to lock in some profits.

If the price increases by more than 80%, sell one-third, let the profits continue to soar, but make sure the principal becomes safer.

Once the price drops back and falls below the daily moving average, don't think about it, liquidate everything. You can't spit out the meat you’ve bitten.

Step four, the most important step: execution.
No matter how perfect the plan is, execution equals zero. If you just bought in and the next day the price directly falls below the daily moving average, what to do? Sell immediately, don’t hold onto any luck. Even if the coins selected by this method have a low probability of falling, you must do this. After selling, if it rises above the daily moving average again, just buy it back. The transaction fee is only a few bucks? Being stuck means losing the principal.

The essence of this method is to be a follower of trends, not a predictor. It does not aim to buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest point; it only takes the most certain and fattest part in the middle. It may seem clumsy, but repeated execution will speak for itself.

The market is very fair; it rewards not small cleverness but great wisdom, discipline, and patience.

I only do real trading now, no empty promises. If you also feel like you're constantly chasing highs and lows, if you're tired of being cut by the market, and want to learn this grounded method, my team still has spots available. Let’s do something substantial together.#迷因币ETF