After making 10 wrong trades in a row, my principal only decreased by 8%. It’s not because I had some brilliant insight, but because I followed a process like a photocopier—sticking to the steps and grinding away!

I broke down an operation with nearly a 99% success rate into 7 simple commands, printed them out, and stuck them next to my screen. Trading became as mechanical as clocking in, and I went an entire year without a margin call or liquidation.
1️⃣ Divide your principal into five parts
Only risk 1/5 of your money per trade. Set a 10% stop-loss on each trade—so even if you lose five times in a row, your total loss won’t exceed 10%. As long as you catch one correct trend afterward, you can quickly recover your losses.
2️⃣ Only trade during “upward” phases
If the 30-day moving average is trending down, stay out of the market and watch. Wait until the moving average turns upward, then buy when the price pulls back to the moving average.
As for bottom-fishing? That’s for the brave. I don’t get involved in that risky game.
3️⃣ Blacklist coins with explosive gains
Any coin that jumps more than 30% in a single day, delete it from your watchlist immediately! Trading on such volatile waves is like walking barefoot on glass—one slip, and you could lose everything.
4️⃣ Use MACD as your “traffic light”
A MACD golden cross is only a buy signal if it also crosses above zero.
If a death cross occurs and it drops below zero, stop immediately—no rushing for that “yellow light” profit.
5️⃣ Only add to your position after profits are realized
Wait until your unrealized gains exceed 5% and the price breaks above the previous high before doubling your position.
If you’re in a loss, never add more—adding salt to the wound only makes it worse.
6️⃣ Use volume to confirm moves
When the price breaks out, volume should be at least 1.5 times the previous day’s volume to be reliable.
If there’s no volume and the price still pushes higher, it’s probably a trap—better to reverse your position for safety.