Fast comes fast, and profits are fast too—if you want stable gains like me, these four steps are the foundation $BMT
Step 1: Filter strong assets
Only focus on coins with the best performance over the past two weeks, and remove any that have been in a continuous downtrend for three days. The goal is simple—follow capital, not fantasies. Avoid clearly distributed/outflow patterns.
Step 2: Use the larger timeframe to set direction
Use the monthly MACD to judge the trend. Trade only in a bullish environment (within the golden-cross area). In bearish cycles, give up outright. Don’t predict, don’t try to bottom-fish—better to stay in cash.
Step 3: Enter at key levels on the daily chart
Pay special attention to the 60-day moving average: you’re only allowed to enter when price pulls back to the MA and shows volume expansion with stabilization. Any rebound without volume or a false breakout gets filtered out.
Step 4: Systematize take-profit and stop-loss
The 60-day moving average is the lifeline between bulls and bears: hold positions while above it; if it breaks below, exit. When profit reaches 30%, reduce position size first. At 50%, continue taking profit and close accordingly. No holding through downturns, no wishful thinking, no “adding to the story.” If the breakdown signal triggers, you must liquidate the position.
The core of these four steps is only one thing: follow the trend + follow the rules + control risk.
The key to this system isn’t about “how much you make,” but “how few mistakes you make.”
Trading isn’t about predicting the market—it’s about following the trend and controlling yourself with rules.
You don’t need to place trades every day. Just wait for standard opportunities to appear, then execute strictly.
The crypto market has never been short of opportunities; what’s missing is someone to pull you up when the opportunity is right in front of you.
Step 1: Filter strong assets
Only focus on coins with the best performance over the past two weeks, and remove any that have been in a continuous downtrend for three days. The goal is simple—follow capital, not fantasies. Avoid clearly distributed/outflow patterns.
Step 2: Use the larger timeframe to set direction
Use the monthly MACD to judge the trend. Trade only in a bullish environment (within the golden-cross area). In bearish cycles, give up outright. Don’t predict, don’t try to bottom-fish—better to stay in cash.
Step 3: Enter at key levels on the daily chart
Pay special attention to the 60-day moving average: you’re only allowed to enter when price pulls back to the MA and shows volume expansion with stabilization. Any rebound without volume or a false breakout gets filtered out.
Step 4: Systematize take-profit and stop-loss
The 60-day moving average is the lifeline between bulls and bears: hold positions while above it; if it breaks below, exit. When profit reaches 30%, reduce position size first. At 50%, continue taking profit and close accordingly. No holding through downturns, no wishful thinking, no “adding to the story.” If the breakdown signal triggers, you must liquidate the position.
The core of these four steps is only one thing: follow the trend + follow the rules + control risk.
The key to this system isn’t about “how much you make,” but “how few mistakes you make.”
Trading isn’t about predicting the market—it’s about following the trend and controlling yourself with rules.
You don’t need to place trades every day. Just wait for standard opportunities to appear, then execute strictly.
The crypto market has never been short of opportunities; what’s missing is someone to pull you up when the opportunity is right in front of you.
