Hi everyone, I’m Zhong Luotian Ge, 32 years old. I’ve been trading crypto for 8 years, going from $7,000 to over $30 million.

There’s no shortcut—just relying on a set of stupidly simple methods and grinding it out to the end. $LAB
My core strategy hasn’t changed: keep 50% of the position, and move steadily.
This approach lets my average monthly returns stay around 70%. Among the brothers I’ve brought along, some doubled within three months. Today I’ll lay it all out and see how much you can understand—up to you.
1. Split your money into 5 parts, and only put in one part each time.
Set a stop-loss at 10%. If you’re wrong once, total funds lose 2%. Wrong 5 times in a row, you only lose 10%. If that’s the case, what are you afraid of getting stuck in a trade? Take-profit is set at more than 10 points—so how could you fear being trapped? $TAC
2. Ride the trend—don’t constantly think about catching the bottom.
In a downtrend, every rebound looks like a reversal, but it’s really a trap. In an uptrend, every pullback looks scary, but it’s really handing out money. Buying low is a hundred times safer than trying to catch the bottom.
3. Avoid coins that have just had a crazy surge.
Whether it’s majors or small caps, after a big pump, it’s hard for the short term to keep going. If it chops sideways and stalls at a high level, that’s the signal to retreat. Don’t keep thinking, “It can still go for one more run.”
4. Time entries with MACD.
A golden cross below the 0 axis, then a break back above 0, is a relatively steady entry signal. A dead cross above the 0 axis followed by a turn—that’s when you cut exposure.
5. Never average down to cover losses.
This is the deepest pit retail traders fall into. Only add when you’re making money—let your profits run themselves.
6. Volume is the ace in the hole.
If there’s a breakout with rising volume in low levels, watch it closely. If it can’t keep moving up after a high-level breakout with heavy volume, leave decisively.