There is a set of highly effective trading methods circulating in the crypto circle, with the key being execution. I know a senior who ran a small shop in his early years, then studied crypto trading, and used this system to achieve a leap from millions to tens of millions in assets. The method is simple to describe, with only 4 core steps.
**Step 1: Use MACD to find entry signals** Focus only on the daily chart, looking for coins with a MACD golden cross. The ideal situation is when the golden cross appears above the 0 axis — this pattern tends to perform most steadily afterward.
**Step 2: Use the daily moving average as a life-and-death line** Switch to the daily chart and observe a single moving average. The logic is straightforward: if the price stays above it, hold; if it falls below, clear the position. No gray areas.
**Step 3: Confirm with volume and price, then go all-in** Don’t buy a little to test; when the price breaks above the daily moving average and the volume is also above the moving average line, go all-in immediately. This is a sign of respect for technical confirmation.
**Step 4: Take profits in stages + strict stop-loss** When gains reach 40%, reduce 1/3 of the position; at 80%, reduce another 1/3; the remaining position continues to follow the daily moving average. If the price falls below the moving average, regardless of the current gains, exit all positions immediately — don’t wait, don’t gamble on probabilities. Although this coin selection method has a very low failure rate, risk awareness always comes first.
After selling, wait for the price to stabilize above the daily moving average again before re-entering when the opportunity arises. The beauty of this cycle is that it eliminates emotions and replaces guessing with discipline.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 11h ago
It sounds like a classic technical buy signal, but I'm really hesitant to go all-in; I feel like one black swan event could wipe us out.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 11h ago
Going all-in just made me want to quit. How many people really dare to do it?
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GasWaster
· 11h ago
Basically, it's just mechanical execution. It sounds easy, but actually doing it feels difficult.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 11h ago
Sounds good, but do you really dare to use the all-in strategy? I'm still hesitant.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 11h ago
Speaking nicely, execution is the key. Most people simply can't stick to disciplined trading.
There is a set of highly effective trading methods circulating in the crypto circle, with the key being execution. I know a senior who ran a small shop in his early years, then studied crypto trading, and used this system to achieve a leap from millions to tens of millions in assets. The method is simple to describe, with only 4 core steps.
**Step 1: Use MACD to find entry signals**
Focus only on the daily chart, looking for coins with a MACD golden cross. The ideal situation is when the golden cross appears above the 0 axis — this pattern tends to perform most steadily afterward.
**Step 2: Use the daily moving average as a life-and-death line**
Switch to the daily chart and observe a single moving average. The logic is straightforward: if the price stays above it, hold; if it falls below, clear the position. No gray areas.
**Step 3: Confirm with volume and price, then go all-in**
Don’t buy a little to test; when the price breaks above the daily moving average and the volume is also above the moving average line, go all-in immediately. This is a sign of respect for technical confirmation.
**Step 4: Take profits in stages + strict stop-loss**
When gains reach 40%, reduce 1/3 of the position; at 80%, reduce another 1/3; the remaining position continues to follow the daily moving average. If the price falls below the moving average, regardless of the current gains, exit all positions immediately — don’t wait, don’t gamble on probabilities. Although this coin selection method has a very low failure rate, risk awareness always comes first.
After selling, wait for the price to stabilize above the daily moving average again before re-entering when the opportunity arises. The beauty of this cycle is that it eliminates emotions and replaces guessing with discipline.