From 50,000 to 1,230,000 U, it took me two years
When I entered the crypto world with a principal of 50,000, I was like many brothers now, staring at the market until dawn, frantically chasing highs and cutting losses like a headless fly, and in less than half a year, I lost almost half of it.
It wasn't until I stepped on enough pits that I figured out a method so simple that even a fool could learn it, and after two years, my account steadily lay at 1,230,000 U.
It's not that I'm hiding anything; a few fans I previously guided with this method have now all broken six figures.
Especially coins like $MYX and $BEAT, following the strategy has hardly ever failed. The core is just four steps, all derived from my money-burning experiences.
The first step in choosing coins is just two words: take it seriously.
Open the daily chart and only look for coins with MACD golden crosses, prioritizing golden crosses above the zero line—this is what I concluded after losing twenty thousand; this pattern can have a success rate as high as eighty percent.
Don't be greedy; watching three to five coins a day is enough; anything more is hard to manage.
For buying and selling, just watch a daily moving average; this is my lifeline. If the coin price is above the line, hold it; if it breaks, run immediately, don't hesitate.
Last time with $BEAT, I held it for half a month, and suddenly one day it opened low and broke the line; my heart sank at that moment, my hands trembled, but I still gritted my teeth and cleared my position. Later, it indeed dropped by 20%, and thinking back on it now still scares me.
Position management needs to be flexible. If the coin price breaks the moving average and the trading volume follows, go all in.
—Such opportunities are rare; catching one is enough to last a while. When selling, don’t think about selling at the highest point; if it rises by 40%, sell one-third; if it rises by 80%, sell another third; keep the rest around the moving average, and clear if it breaks.
The most critical thing is to stop losses; this is the bottom line. Once with $MYX, I made a bit of profit and got cocky, thinking “maybe it will bounce” when it broke the moving average, and ended up losing 15% in a day. Since then, I've set hard rules for myself: as long as it breaks the line, no matter how the market is doing or how good the news is, sell immediately.
This method looks simple, but the difficult part is execution. When the market fluctuates, my heart races like a drum, and wanting to be greedy or scared is common.
But remember, the money made in the crypto world is “against human nature.” I am Yaya; if you are still blindly messing around, feel free to come talk to me anytime; taking fewer detours is better than anything else #特朗普缓和局势 #国际油价下跌 $ETH
