#数字资产动态追踪 Do you dream of turning ten times your investment overnight? So do I. I used to squat in trading groups chasing the hot trends, and whenever someone shouted "bottom fishing," I would follow suit and go all-in. As a result, I blew up three accounts within half a year, and the hard-earned money was almost wiped out. During that time, I couldn’t even bring myself to eat a good meal. Seven years have passed in the blink of an eye. After stepping on countless pits, I have figured out six seemingly ordinary but truly life-saving trading rules. Sharing them with everyone, hoping you can avoid some unnecessary detours.
**Rule 1: Watch the abnormal movement leaderboard, don’t be led by rumors**
"Insider info," "Big V recommendation," "Ready to take off"—I’ve heard these phrases too many times. The difference is, now I don’t believe them anymore. The real movement of chips isn’t in words but in the abnormal movement lists on exchanges. My approach is straightforward: only look at coins that have had continuous three-day increases in trading volume and rising prices within the last 15 days. Capital is honest; people’s words are not always reliable.
**Rule 2: The monthly chart determines the trend, never buy against the trend**
The biggest mistake beginners make is buying the dip as soon as they see a decline. I’ve blown up twice because of this. Now I only take a signal: when the MACD golden cross appears on the monthly chart, I try a small position to test the waters. Until the trend is clear, I won’t buy even at a cheap price.
**Rule 3: The 60-day moving average is your life line**
When the price approaches the 60-day line and trading volume increases by more than 30%, that’s the safest entry point. Last year, I waited 21 days just for this signal on a certain coin. When the signal appeared, I entered, and in three days, it rose 25%. Sometimes, waiting is worth much more than blindly rushing in.
**Rule 4: Cut losses when support is broken, don’t get emotionally attached to floating losses**
Any key moving average that is effectively broken should be an immediate exit. This isn’t an emotional game; the market will never give you a second chance just because you’re reluctant. I once cut my losses decisively and avoided a 40% drop. The final win or loss was decided at that moment.
**Rule 5: Take profits in stages, don’t try to eat the last piece of meat**
When it rises 30%, sell half and set a trailing stop to hold the rest; when it reaches 50%, sell another 30%; finally, keep 20% to gamble on the continuation. I’ve operated this way several times last year. Although I didn’t sell at the peak, I doubled the profit compared to those who held on stubbornly.
**Rule 6: Breaking below the 60-day line is the last line of defense**
This is the discipline I value most. Once the 60-day moving average is effectively broken, the trend has reversed. During the 2022 correction, I strictly followed this rule and managed to preserve 70% of my capital, then quickly turned the tide. Exiting alive is the only way to have a chance to come back stronger.
These six methods may seem unremarkable at first glance, but each one is a survival wisdom earned through real money and blood. Those who have diligently followed this logic have at least gained 40%. In this market, the seemingly dumbest methods are often the most effective shortcuts. The market keeps going, opportunities are fleeting—by catching the rhythm and making rational arrangements, you can profit amid volatility.
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WalletInspector
· 01-06 21:02
Another master of the "Seven Years of Enlightenment" has appeared. I bet five yuan that all the comments below will be "Saved."
Wait, does anyone really stick to the 60-day moving average strategy? Just watching the market makes me itchy.
To put it simply, it's about stop-loss and patience, but how many can truly do it?
These rules sound right, but as soon as the market surges, everyone forgets them. That's how useless I am.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 01-06 11:51
To be honest, I have a deep understanding of the 60-day moving average line. Last year, I stubbornly held on and ended up losing nearly 30 points because I couldn't bear to cut my losses.
Gradually taking profits is definitely better than holding on blindly; it's just that execution really tests your mindset.
Don't be fooled by news to set the rhythm—that's the most painful. I've fallen into traps recommended by many influencers.
I also use the monthly golden cross; it's much more reliable than watching the 5-minute chart, but you need patience.
I want to ask, how is the 30% of the trading volume during actual execution calculated? Is it based on the daily average or some other benchmark?
They all look correct, but in reality, not many people can stick to this discipline, including myself.
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ConsensusBot
· 01-04 07:19
Six rules all sound right, but to be honest, they are too hard to follow, especially that 21-day wait... I’ve long lost patience for that.
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Regarding stop-loss, I feel the most. I almost didn’t make it out alive last year. Now I just cut and run when the support is broken.
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I’ve tried partial take-profit, but I always regret selling too early on some parts. Really, it’s mentally exhausting.
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I never look at the monthly MACD; I still prefer short-term quick gains. Maybe I’m just destined to be unlucky.
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The method of the anomaly list is okay, at least better than listening to big V’s random hype. Although I still get fooled by fake breakouts created by news.
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Seven years of hardship are all here, but I doubt there’s more than one in ten who can truly stick with it.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 01-04 07:19
I've understood this stuff years ago, now I'm just waiting to see how the new rookies will fall into the trap.
To put it simply, it's about discipline, but how many people can really do it?
I agree with the 60-day moving average line; it indeed saved my life in 2022, but it needs to be combined with trading volume.
I remember my friend copied this plan, but he still lost money. The problem isn't the method, it's the execution.
Unstoppable greed is the biggest enemy, no doubt.
When this wave of market trend arrives, don't start going all in again. Learning to take profits is much more likely to lead to a big win.
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TooScaredToSell
· 01-04 07:17
Honestly, compared to those influencers shouting "100x coins," I trust the 60-day moving average more.
Wait, is this guy just talking theory? Feels like he's really been through the trenches.
Getting liquidated three times to realize this? The cost is brutal... My biggest fear now is also that moment of contrarian bottom-fishing.
I need to remember to take profits in stages; I keep thinking I'll eat the last bite, but end up never getting anything.
But bro, are you sure the monthly MACD golden cross is that reliable? Or have you just been lucky a few times?
The method seems fine, but discipline is key. That's what I lack the most.
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MercilessHalal
· 01-04 07:15
Sounds good, but I still end up losing money.
I've tried all six of these, but the problem is I can't execute them.
Wait, is the 60-day moving average really effective? I got burned on this last year.
Scaling out profits sounds appealing, but in practice, it messes with my mindset.
You're right, the market never follows the rules.
I believe in this set of theories, but I'm just afraid I'll get caught up again.
The most important thing is to stick with it, but I can never persevere.
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SchrodingerGas
· 01-04 07:14
Six years to write an article, with such efficiency, I think it's faster to just look at on-chain data directly.
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SchrödingersNode
· 01-04 07:03
Sounds good, but how many people can really stick to the sixth rule?
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It's the 60-day moving average again. I got burned by this last year, now I feel uneasy whenever I see moving averages.
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The approach of taking profits in batches is more reliable; it's much smarter than those who hold on stubbornly.
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Having been liquidated three times and still alive today, this guy is really tough.
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The monthly MACD is outdated now; if you still play it this way, you should have been eaten by the market long ago.
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I just want to know if there have been times when these six rules were broken.
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That line about emotional games really hit me, but I just can't bring myself to cut losses.
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Sticking to discipline is more valuable than anything else; most people simply can't do it.
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Breaking the 60-day moving average and then running away sounds so simple it's stupid, but the stupidest methods are often the most profitable.
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I stopped believing in insider information a long time ago, but there are still people getting cut in the group.
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rug_connoisseur
· 01-04 06:52
Oh no, it's the 60-day moving average again. Is this thing really that magical?
Wait, why do I feel like I've heard this trading strategy a hundred times before?
The ones who really make money never write essays to teach others.
I've tried partial profit-taking, but I still got cut.
Surviving three margin calls is pretty good, but I believe more in that one big move before the big rebound.
I've waited for the monthly MACD golden cross, waited two months and saw no reaction.
The most important thing is execution, not this theory.
Don't be swayed by news and rumors; technical analysis can still cut the leeks.
Break below the 60-day line and then run—that I agree with. Last time, I avoided a major loss because of this.
It sounds reasonable, but why do I always feel like something's missing?
Well-written, but if you could really make steady profits, you'd already be a millionaire.
#数字资产动态追踪 Do you dream of turning ten times your investment overnight? So do I. I used to squat in trading groups chasing the hot trends, and whenever someone shouted "bottom fishing," I would follow suit and go all-in. As a result, I blew up three accounts within half a year, and the hard-earned money was almost wiped out. During that time, I couldn’t even bring myself to eat a good meal. Seven years have passed in the blink of an eye. After stepping on countless pits, I have figured out six seemingly ordinary but truly life-saving trading rules. Sharing them with everyone, hoping you can avoid some unnecessary detours.
**Rule 1: Watch the abnormal movement leaderboard, don’t be led by rumors**
"Insider info," "Big V recommendation," "Ready to take off"—I’ve heard these phrases too many times. The difference is, now I don’t believe them anymore. The real movement of chips isn’t in words but in the abnormal movement lists on exchanges. My approach is straightforward: only look at coins that have had continuous three-day increases in trading volume and rising prices within the last 15 days. Capital is honest; people’s words are not always reliable.
**Rule 2: The monthly chart determines the trend, never buy against the trend**
The biggest mistake beginners make is buying the dip as soon as they see a decline. I’ve blown up twice because of this. Now I only take a signal: when the MACD golden cross appears on the monthly chart, I try a small position to test the waters. Until the trend is clear, I won’t buy even at a cheap price.
**Rule 3: The 60-day moving average is your life line**
When the price approaches the 60-day line and trading volume increases by more than 30%, that’s the safest entry point. Last year, I waited 21 days just for this signal on a certain coin. When the signal appeared, I entered, and in three days, it rose 25%. Sometimes, waiting is worth much more than blindly rushing in.
**Rule 4: Cut losses when support is broken, don’t get emotionally attached to floating losses**
Any key moving average that is effectively broken should be an immediate exit. This isn’t an emotional game; the market will never give you a second chance just because you’re reluctant. I once cut my losses decisively and avoided a 40% drop. The final win or loss was decided at that moment.
**Rule 5: Take profits in stages, don’t try to eat the last piece of meat**
When it rises 30%, sell half and set a trailing stop to hold the rest; when it reaches 50%, sell another 30%; finally, keep 20% to gamble on the continuation. I’ve operated this way several times last year. Although I didn’t sell at the peak, I doubled the profit compared to those who held on stubbornly.
**Rule 6: Breaking below the 60-day line is the last line of defense**
This is the discipline I value most. Once the 60-day moving average is effectively broken, the trend has reversed. During the 2022 correction, I strictly followed this rule and managed to preserve 70% of my capital, then quickly turned the tide. Exiting alive is the only way to have a chance to come back stronger.
These six methods may seem unremarkable at first glance, but each one is a survival wisdom earned through real money and blood. Those who have diligently followed this logic have at least gained 40%. In this market, the seemingly dumbest methods are often the most effective shortcuts. The market keeps going, opportunities are fleeting—by catching the rhythm and making rational arrangements, you can profit amid volatility.