Little principal—don’t mess around. Follow the four steps below:



Step 1: Choose coins
Only look at the daily MACD golden cross, preferably above the zero axis. Don’t trust the news.

Step 2: Trade
Only follow one moving average. Hold when it’s above the line, leave when it’s below. Don’t fantasize.

Step 3: Entry and exit
Enter only when the price is above the moving average, and the trading volume expands at the same time. When it rises a bit, sell a little; when it rises again, sell again. If it breaks below the moving average, clear out everything.

Step 4: Stop-loss
If the closing price falls below the moving average, you must leave by the next day. Missing the move isn’t scary—wait until it reclaims the level and buy back.

This method is boring, but it works. Discipline matters more than being smart.
When a signal comes, act—and manage your position size.

I’m Brother Liang. Follow the rules, and you can reach your target.
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AirdropCheatSheet
· 07-12 13:45
The harshest part of the four-step method is: you must go the next day, leaving no room for any fantasies. Discipline is one thing that’s a hundred times easier to talk about than to do.
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PositionLikeACat
· 07-12 12:56
MACD + moving averages + volume—those three factors in resonance are indeed classic. But if you miss the move and then buy again after it reclaims the level, sometimes chasing means you’re buying right into a short-term high. How do you deal with this?
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CalmWarehouseUnderTheAurora
· 07-12 12:49
Brother Liang, this method looks simple—when you put it into practice, can it really stop you from overtrading? Last time, I didn’t go offline in the moment and I stubbornly pushed through thirty percentage points.
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