If I tell you there’s a method that can make an account flip again and again, would you learn it? This sounds like a fairy tale, but I’ve had my followers execute it for 3 months, and the account went from a few thousand USDT to several hundred thousand USDT. More than 30 followers have already used it to pull themselves back from the dead.

I’ve been grinding it out on #币圈 for 8 years. After stepping into one liquidation pit after another, I gradually summed up this method. Thanks to it, I can now own 3 apartments in the city center. No more nonsense—here are the hard details:

Step 1: Watch the last 11 days of the K-line chart. Write down the coins that have been going up in streaks. If you hit three consecutive bearish candles, send them straight to “cold storage” and never use them.

Step 2: Switch to the monthly chart to filter. Keep only the coins where the MACD has just formed a golden cross! It has to be that freshly “crossed and just stuck together” signal—no old crosses from the past just to make up numbers. Fresh signals are the only ones you can trust.

Step 3: On the daily chart, look for an entry signal. Stare at the 60-day moving average to the point of obsession: wait for the price to pull back near the moving average, and when the trading volume suddenly spikes to twice the usual amount—that’s the “money-receiving signal” the heavens hand you. Act decisively. $HANA

Step 4: Treat the 60-day moving average as your “ancestor.” If the price stays above the MA, clutch your positions tightly and don’t let go. If it breaks below, cut and run immediately! For selling, split it into two batches: when it rises 30%, sell one-third; when it rises 50%, sell another one-third. And there’s one iron rule: if you buy today and tomorrow it falls through the 60-day moving average—no matter how much you’re down—clear the position immediately! $BILL

Remember the core: principal is more precious than your wife! Even if you cut your loss, it’s not a big deal—as long as you don’t lose discipline, you can earn it back next time.

Is this method dumb enough? Yes, it is! But often the simplest method works best. Those “smart people” who study complex K-line combinations every day have already been liquidated several times.

If you still don’t know what to do right now, follow Qingshidi. As long as you’re willing to learn, I’m always here for you!