Many people study new trading strategies every day, but what I truly rely on for stable profits is actually a very “stupid” four-step method.
Step one: Build a watchlist
Every day, add coins that have been showing strong recent performance to your observation list, but filter out those that have been weakening consecutively or where there is clearly money flowing out.
Don’t just see something rising and chase it—filter first, then wait.
Step two: Judge the big direction
Open the monthly chart timeframe and only trade coins whose trend is upward.
Once the direction over the larger cycle is solid, then look for short-term opportunities.
Most people lose money because they only focus on the next few candlesticks, ignoring the overall trend.
Step three: Find an entry location
Switch to the daily chart, and focus on the 60-day moving average.
When the price pulls back to a key level, and the trading volume starts to expand, it indicates that money is beginning to enter. Only positions like this are worth considering.
Don’t chase the top—wait for the market to give you a comfortable entry.
Step four: Rigorously follow the rules
After you enter, the 60-day moving average becomes your defense line.
Stay on the line and keep holding; if it breaks the trend, exit.
During an uptrend, when profit reaches your targets, realize it in batches—don’t assume you’ll sell everything at the very highest point.
Many people don’t lack methods; they lack execution.
In the end, it’s not about who understands more indicators—it’s about who can consistently stick with simple things over the long run.
The simpler the method, the harder the execution. Real money-makers are the ones who repeat the right actions and do them well. Brothers who want to trade in sync—there’s still a spot in the chat room.
Step one: Build a watchlist
Every day, add coins that have been showing strong recent performance to your observation list, but filter out those that have been weakening consecutively or where there is clearly money flowing out.
Don’t just see something rising and chase it—filter first, then wait.
Step two: Judge the big direction
Open the monthly chart timeframe and only trade coins whose trend is upward.
Once the direction over the larger cycle is solid, then look for short-term opportunities.
Most people lose money because they only focus on the next few candlesticks, ignoring the overall trend.
Step three: Find an entry location
Switch to the daily chart, and focus on the 60-day moving average.
When the price pulls back to a key level, and the trading volume starts to expand, it indicates that money is beginning to enter. Only positions like this are worth considering.
Don’t chase the top—wait for the market to give you a comfortable entry.
Step four: Rigorously follow the rules
After you enter, the 60-day moving average becomes your defense line.
Stay on the line and keep holding; if it breaks the trend, exit.
During an uptrend, when profit reaches your targets, realize it in batches—don’t assume you’ll sell everything at the very highest point.
Many people don’t lack methods; they lack execution.
In the end, it’s not about who understands more indicators—it’s about who can consistently stick with simple things over the long run.
The simpler the method, the harder the execution. Real money-makers are the ones who repeat the right actions and do them well. Brothers who want to trade in sync—there’s still a spot in the chat room.
