#美国7月PPI持平
I rolled from 1,000U to 1,000,000U using the dumbest method imaginable. Don’t laugh—this isn’t a dream.
Four steps. Just follow them:
Step 1: Chase the hot coins. Add to your watchlist the coins that have surged the most over the past half month. If they’ve fallen for three straight days, kick them out directly—those people are already withdrawing. What’s left is what big money is still playing.
Step 2: Watch the monthly MACD. Only look at the monthly chart—don’t scroll down. Blacklist the dead cross; only trade golden crosses, especially the first pullback after a golden cross. When the signal is confirmed, then you move—no need to rush those couple of days.
Step 3: Hold the 60-day moving average on the daily chart. Wait for the price to pull back to around the 60-day moving average. Look for a decent bullish candle or a long lower wick. Only enter once you confirm the main force is back. If there’s no volume, treat it as if you never saw it. Better miss it than lose money by forcing a trade.
Step 4: Risk management—just one rule: the 60-day moving average. If the price is above the 60-day MA, hold. If it breaks below, exit—don’t overthink. If it rises 30%, sell one-third to lock in profit. If it rises 50%, sell another one-third. The very next day after I bought, it broke through the 60-day line to the downside—I sold everything without hesitation. After I exited, it climbed back up and I got back on.
This method doesn’t require staring at the screen every day, and you don’t need to guess whether tomorrow will go up or down. It’s based on the dumbest logic—follow the big money, trade with the trend, and tie down the risk.
I’ve also bumped around blindly in the dark, lost money, and doubted myself. I’ve blundered my way through, and I’ve fallen into plenty of pits—just follow this.
$SNDK $ETH $TUT
I rolled from 1,000U to 1,000,000U using the dumbest method imaginable. Don’t laugh—this isn’t a dream.
Four steps. Just follow them:
Step 1: Chase the hot coins. Add to your watchlist the coins that have surged the most over the past half month. If they’ve fallen for three straight days, kick them out directly—those people are already withdrawing. What’s left is what big money is still playing.
Step 2: Watch the monthly MACD. Only look at the monthly chart—don’t scroll down. Blacklist the dead cross; only trade golden crosses, especially the first pullback after a golden cross. When the signal is confirmed, then you move—no need to rush those couple of days.
Step 3: Hold the 60-day moving average on the daily chart. Wait for the price to pull back to around the 60-day moving average. Look for a decent bullish candle or a long lower wick. Only enter once you confirm the main force is back. If there’s no volume, treat it as if you never saw it. Better miss it than lose money by forcing a trade.
Step 4: Risk management—just one rule: the 60-day moving average. If the price is above the 60-day MA, hold. If it breaks below, exit—don’t overthink. If it rises 30%, sell one-third to lock in profit. If it rises 50%, sell another one-third. The very next day after I bought, it broke through the 60-day line to the downside—I sold everything without hesitation. After I exited, it climbed back up and I got back on.
This method doesn’t require staring at the screen every day, and you don’t need to guess whether tomorrow will go up or down. It’s based on the dumbest logic—follow the big money, trade with the trend, and tie down the risk.
I’ve also bumped around blindly in the dark, lost money, and doubted myself. I’ve blundered my way through, and I’ve fallen into plenty of pits—just follow this.
$SNDK $ETH $TUT