Sticking to a moving average, I went from losing sleep to making 30 million
In 2019, my son was born. I was making 5,000 a month and heard that trading crypto could be lucrative, so I dumped all my savings of 20,000 into ETH. I chased pumps and dumps and leveraged contracts, and within three months, I was down to just 2,000. At 3 AM, I got liquidated, sitting in the living room, smoking, hearing my son cry, and tears fell down my face—I wanted to support my family, but I had even lost the money for formula.
I accepted my fate. I split the last 2,000 into ten parts, only risking 200 each time. I set a stubborn rule for myself: buy if the daily close is above the 30-day moving average, sell if it drops the next day. No leverage, no contracts. Just that one line, executed without fail.
In the first year, ETH dropped from 200 to 180, and I went from 2,000 down to 1,600, but I didn't get liquidated. In the second year, I bought when ETH was above the moving average, sold when it dropped, and my account bounced back to over 2,000. My wife asked how it was going, and I said the market was tough, but she noticed I was calmer.
By the end of 2020, ETH surged from 400 to 1,000, and I held on, pushing my account over 30,000. I bought my son a scooter. In the bull market of 2021, ETH shot up to 4,000, and I steadily took profits, rolling my account to over 800,000.
I split my profits into two parts: one for continued dollar-cost averaging and another for 4-hour breakout trades—using the same simple strategy: breakouts, pullbacks for confirmation, 5x leverage, and a 1.5% stop-loss. After three years, my account hit 30 million this year.
Now, I don’t check the charts anymore; I spend my days building blocks with my son. The mortgage is paid off, I upgraded my car, and my son is in private preschool. That 30-day moving average is my only technical tool. Foolish? Maybe. But supporting my family isn’t about gambling; it’s about one line and the patience to stick with it until the end.
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