I’ve been trading crypto for eight years, turning from a few ten-thousands into an eight-figure sum—guess what “divine strategy” I relied on? Say it out loud and you might not believe it: the method is so “stupid” that I feel embarrassed to tell people. $AKE
It’s not that I wouldn’t learn—after studying everything around, I realized: all those flashy indicators, trading strategies, and insider news were actually what made me lose the most, especially when I felt like I “really understood.” Later, I deleted everything and kept only one thing: a 20-day moving average and a trading volume.
Three steps that are downright “stupid”:
Step 1: Only buy spot coins. Open the daily chart and only look at coins whose price is above the 20-day moving average. If it’s below, even if it’s cheaper, I don’t touch it. Because spot coins at least show that someone is buying.
Step 2: Wait for volume to match. Just standing above the moving average isn’t enough—I only act when the trading volume expands noticeably compared to the previous five days. Breakouts without volume, nine times out of ten are traps. $ETH
Step 3: Hold on spot, run off on the downside. After buying, as long as the price stays above the 20-day moving average, I don’t move. The day it closes below the 20-day line, I leave the next day—no hesitation, no fantasies.
That’s it—three steps only. Do you think it’s dumb? I think it’s dumb too. But this method helped me avoid three big crashes, and it also let me steadily catch two major bull runs. Those “experts” who study top divergences and bottom divergences every day—some have switched to three accounts, and some have already left the industry. $SNDK
The most ironic thing in crypto: smart people always want shortcuts, and end up losing the fastest; people like me, who are stubborn with rules, somehow are still alive to this day. Don’t always think about getting rich overnight. Follow one simple rule to the letter, and the market will naturally give you the answer. #GrubMarket保密提交美国IPO申请
It’s not that I wouldn’t learn—after studying everything around, I realized: all those flashy indicators, trading strategies, and insider news were actually what made me lose the most, especially when I felt like I “really understood.” Later, I deleted everything and kept only one thing: a 20-day moving average and a trading volume.
Three steps that are downright “stupid”:
Step 1: Only buy spot coins. Open the daily chart and only look at coins whose price is above the 20-day moving average. If it’s below, even if it’s cheaper, I don’t touch it. Because spot coins at least show that someone is buying.
Step 2: Wait for volume to match. Just standing above the moving average isn’t enough—I only act when the trading volume expands noticeably compared to the previous five days. Breakouts without volume, nine times out of ten are traps. $ETH
Step 3: Hold on spot, run off on the downside. After buying, as long as the price stays above the 20-day moving average, I don’t move. The day it closes below the 20-day line, I leave the next day—no hesitation, no fantasies.
That’s it—three steps only. Do you think it’s dumb? I think it’s dumb too. But this method helped me avoid three big crashes, and it also let me steadily catch two major bull runs. Those “experts” who study top divergences and bottom divergences every day—some have switched to three accounts, and some have already left the industry. $SNDK
The most ironic thing in crypto: smart people always want shortcuts, and end up losing the fastest; people like me, who are stubborn with rules, somehow are still alive to this day. Don’t always think about getting rich overnight. Follow one simple rule to the letter, and the market will naturally give you the answer. #GrubMarket保密提交美国IPO申请