6 years of practical experience in the crypto world, I turned a 30,000 yuan principal into 80 million. This is not luck, but a stable return achieved through a strict trading discipline—an average monthly return of 80%. I teach this method to people around me, and some have doubled their investment in just two months. Today, I’m sharing the core methodology in hopes it will help you.

**Capital Allocation: 5 Positions, 5 Chances for Error**

The biggest fear is going all-in at once; a single misjudgment can wipe you out. My approach is to divide the funds into 5 parts, using only 1/5 each time I enter the market. Set a 15% stop-loss; even if you make 5 consecutive wrong calls, you only lose that 1/5. When the market is favorable? Set a 20% take-profit and exit, accumulating small wins into big wins. The key is maintaining the right mindset to avoid panic and to consistently execute the strategy.

**Follow the Trend, Don’t Bottom-Fish; Rebounds Are Often Traps**

The easiest mistake in crypto is trying to catch the bottom. Rebounds during a downtrend are 100% traps. People at high levels want to buy the dip, but institutions are just waiting for you. The real buying opportunity is during pullbacks in an uptrend. Follow the trend: buy low, sell high. Chase the trend’s continuation, not its rebound.

**Stay Away from Short-Term Explosive Coins; Be Quick to Cut Losses**

When you see a coin surge 300% in a short period, it’s tempting to jump in at the last wave. But short-term surges are hard to sustain, and institutions can turn the tide faster than you think. My rule is simple: don’t chase explosive gains. Focus on long-term, slow upward trends. Only then can you make substantial profits.

**MACD Signals Precise Entry and Exit**

When the DIF and DEA lines form a golden cross below the zero line and break above zero, it’s a reliable entry signal. Conversely, when a death cross occurs, decisively reduce your position—don’t try to squeeze out a little more. I’ve used MACD for 6 years; it’s particularly effective.

**Adding to Losing Positions Is a Dead End**

Many people add to losing positions, thinking they can lower their average cost. But in reality, adding when you’re losing only deepens your losses. Only consider adding when you’re in profit, to maximize gains and control risk.

**Volume and Price Must Align to Be the Key**

A true buy signal is a volume breakout at a low level. A volume surge at a high price with stagnant price movement is a sell signal. Divergence between volume and price is the most dangerous—it indicates the main players are offloading. I never ignore volume because it reflects real fund flow.

**Use Moving Averages to Filter Coins; Only Trade Uptrend Coins**

When the 5-day, 40-day, and 90-day moving averages all turn upward simultaneously, it indicates a short-, medium-, and long-term uptrend. Only such coins are worth holding. Not all coins are suitable for trading; choose those with clear upward trends to ensure stable profits.

**Daily Review Is a Must**

Spend 30 minutes every night reviewing your trades to see if your logic still holds. The market changes, and so should your strategy. Those who persist in reviewing tend to survive longer.

**Final Words**

Crypto trading indeed involves risks, but they are manageable. As long as you have a strategy, discipline, and steady execution, the profits you make are real. This is not a get-rich-quick story but a stable compound growth driven by a solid methodology.