How to trade in the crypto circle to keep making money? I’ve tried many methods, but the one that truly helps me maintain consistent profits is this set. It’s still effective today.
Many people think this method has a high threshold, but that’s not true. I’m not an expert, just an ordinary trader. The difference between others and me is simply whether they seriously execute this strategy. If you can learn and stick to it, you can expect to earn at least 3 to 10 points more each day in your later trades.
So, how exactly do you operate? Four steps:
**Step 1: Screen for candidate coins** Find potential coins in the 11-day gain leaderboard, but exclude those that have fallen for more than 3 days — this indicates that funds may have already taken profits and fled.
**Step 2: Select coins on the monthly chart** Pull up the monthly chart and focus only on coins with a MACD golden cross. This is the first layer of filtering.
**Step 3: Build positions on the daily chart** Switch to the daily chart and watch the 60-day moving average. When the price retraces near the 60-day MA and a volume-increasing K-line appears, go all-in.
**Step 4: Risk management trilogy** After entering the position, the 60-day moving average is your lifeline. You continue adding positions above it, and exit below it. But how to add and when to exit? There are some considerations:
When the wave gains more than 30%, sell one-third. When it gains more than 50%, sell another third. The most critical point — if after buying, the next day you encounter an unexpected drop and the price falls below the 60-day MA, you must liquidate all positions. Don’t gamble, don’t wait for a rebound. Although this coin selection method combining the monthly and daily charts makes it unlikely to break below the 60-day MA, the crypto market is like that — capital preservation comes first. Once you sell, don’t regret; wait until it meets the buy point again, and you can buy back.
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LiquidationAlert
· 01-22 02:56
Clear all positions as soon as the 60-day moving average breaks? Sounds pretty harsh, but that's how you survive longer in the crypto world.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 01-22 01:27
ngl, the 60-day moving average as a "lifeline" is taxonomically questionable... data suggests otherwise in volatile markets, actually
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SmartContractDiver
· 01-20 10:02
Breaking the 60-day moving average means run, it sounds simple, but when it comes to actual execution, mindset is the biggest enemy.
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PermabullPete
· 01-19 12:51
It sounds good, but it really depends on execution... I just want to ask, is this 60-day moving average really that powerful?
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-19 12:51
To be honest, the 60-day moving average is not a new thing; the key is still mindset.
The real difficulty is not knowing how to use indicators, but whether you can resist bottom-fishing when prices are falling.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-19 12:47
Breaking the 60-day moving average and clearing the position immediately—this mindset is truly steady. Not to mention anything else, just this discipline alone puts most people far behind.
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GasGoblin
· 01-19 12:47
Is the 60-day moving average really that powerful? I feel like it still depends on luck.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-19 12:30
Breaking the 60-day moving average and then clearing the position sounds easy, but can you really do it in practice?
How to trade in the crypto circle to keep making money? I’ve tried many methods, but the one that truly helps me maintain consistent profits is this set. It’s still effective today.
Many people think this method has a high threshold, but that’s not true. I’m not an expert, just an ordinary trader. The difference between others and me is simply whether they seriously execute this strategy. If you can learn and stick to it, you can expect to earn at least 3 to 10 points more each day in your later trades.
So, how exactly do you operate? Four steps:
**Step 1: Screen for candidate coins**
Find potential coins in the 11-day gain leaderboard, but exclude those that have fallen for more than 3 days — this indicates that funds may have already taken profits and fled.
**Step 2: Select coins on the monthly chart**
Pull up the monthly chart and focus only on coins with a MACD golden cross. This is the first layer of filtering.
**Step 3: Build positions on the daily chart**
Switch to the daily chart and watch the 60-day moving average. When the price retraces near the 60-day MA and a volume-increasing K-line appears, go all-in.
**Step 4: Risk management trilogy**
After entering the position, the 60-day moving average is your lifeline. You continue adding positions above it, and exit below it. But how to add and when to exit? There are some considerations:
When the wave gains more than 30%, sell one-third. When it gains more than 50%, sell another third. The most critical point — if after buying, the next day you encounter an unexpected drop and the price falls below the 60-day MA, you must liquidate all positions. Don’t gamble, don’t wait for a rebound. Although this coin selection method combining the monthly and daily charts makes it unlikely to break below the 60-day MA, the crypto market is like that — capital preservation comes first. Once you sell, don’t regret; wait until it meets the buy point again, and you can buy back.