Having traded for 8 years and lost 20 million, I finally understood a principle — making money isn't that complicated; the real difference lies in execution.

Many people ask me how to choose coins and how to place orders. Honestly, the method is very simple, but precisely because it is simple, very few people can stick to it.

**Why do most people get liquidated?**

It's nothing more than these points: when the market fluctuates, they want to rush in; without proper risk assessment, they hold heavy positions; during K-line oscillations, they panic; when prices rise, they chase high; when prices fall, they cut losses. In short, it's a lack of trading discipline.

I used to do the same, and the results are predictable. It was only after countless losses that I developed a set of usable methods.

**Most effective rules in practice:**

Choose coins logically. Don’t always try to find obscure coins; start from the top gainers. Coins that haven't been on your radar are almost impossible to catch. Capital flow itself is the best signal.

Don’t rely on minute charts for key indicators. The MACD on the monthly chart is more valuable. A golden cross is a buy signal; if there’s no golden cross, stay in cash. Don’t try to gamble on rebounds; trading rebounds is high risk.

Treat the 60-day and 70-day moving averages as life lines. Watch their positions daily. Once the price retraces to the 70-day MA with increased volume, it’s a strong support signal. If this signal doesn’t appear, just wait patiently.

Don’t hold on to a position once you enter. If the price breaks below a key level, exit immediately. Many people go from small profits to big losses because they can’t let go of the words “reluctance.”

Take profits in stages. Don’t expect a full turnaround in one shot; the probability is too low. A more realistic approach is: sell half when the gain reaches 30%, and sell another half when it reaches 50%. The remaining position can let profits run, but the core position should be locked in.

**The most critical rule — survival rule**

If the price breaks below the 70-day MA, don’t hesitate — exit immediately. Don’t try to fight the market; don’t gamble with your life. That’s why I’ve been able to survive until now.

Crypto trading should be as simple as possible and easy to execute. Those who truly make money rely not on fancy tricks but on discipline and emotional control. When the market gives a signal, act; when no signal appears, wait.