Eight years, six million, this is not due to luck, but rather the valuable experience gained from countless setbacks.
I once obsessed over complicated operations, thinking that simple methods cannot achieve great things.
As a result, I was repeatedly beaten by the market, and only then did I realize: those who can survive and profit in the market are often the ones employing seemingly 'clumsy' strategies.
Now my approach is so simple that many people look down on it: I only look at the gainers list when selecting coins.
Opportunities are abundant where capital is focused; I don't get tangled up in 15-minute candlesticks, as big opportunities are hidden in monthly charts, considering entering only when the monthly MACD shows a golden cross.
I closely monitor the 60-day moving average daily, adding positions when it retraces and shows increased volume, patiently waiting for opportunities to come my way.
After entering, don’t get entangled with the coins; hold steady during gains and withdraw immediately if key moving averages are breached.
Profit-taking must be decisive, take profits at 30%, 50% in batches, and don’t be greedy for the highest point. There’s also a strict rule: if it breaks below the 70-day line, clear positions unconditionally, and don’t stubbornly oppose the trend.
In the market, complexity isn’t necessarily brilliance; executing simple rules effectively is much more useful than flashy strategies.
The cryptocurrency world only favors those who abide by the rules and punishes the overly clever. These are the lessons I’ve bought with hard-earned money, believe it or not. I’m currently laying out a hundredfold coin; do you want to join me?
