Seven years ago, I got on board with 800, and now the market capitalization of my account has exceeded 30 million. It's not bragging; this number is backed by a trading logic that has been repeatedly validated by the market.

Last year I took on a student, and using this method, the funds doubled in just three months. Today, I will simply break down the core strategy and explain it thoroughly.

First, let's talk about position size - this is the key. My money is always divided into five parts, and I only move one part at a time. The stop loss is set rigidly at 10 points, so even if I make a mistake, I can lose at most 2% of the total funds in a single trade. If I get it wrong five times in a row? That would only be a 10% loss, so I won't flip the car. The profit target is set above 10 points, and with this approach, it's hard to get deeply trapped.

The key to increasing your win rate is nothing more than two words: go with the trend.

In a downtrend, most rebounds are traps; don't touch them. A pullback in an uptrend is a real opportunity; buying low is a hundred times more reliable than trying to catch the bottom. As for coins that surge in the short term, whether mainstream or altcoins, I don't pay attention to any of them. A decline after a high-level consolidation is a hard rule; a gambler's mentality is not to be encouraged.

I only focus on three things in the technical aspect:

The MACD golden cross breaks above the 0 axis, which is a stable get on board signal; when a death cross appears above the 0 axis, reduce positions immediately, without hesitation.

Trading volume is the barometer. A breakout with high volume at a low level can be followed, while a stagnation with high volume at a high level must be avoided, no discussion.

The moving average system is the core. Only trade varieties that are moving upward on the moving averages - the 3-day line for short-term fluctuations, the 30-day line to determine the medium-term direction, the 84-day line to catch the main upward wave, and the 120-day line to define the long-term trend.

The last two iron rules, engraved in my mind:

First, never average down when in loss. How many people fall into the vicious cycle of increasing their position as they incur more losses? If you are to add to your position, it must be when you are in profit; expanding gains is the right path.

Second, a review must be conducted after each trade. Compare with the position logic, check the weekly candlestick chart to verify the trend direction. If adjustments to the strategy are needed, make them; do not stubbornly hold on.

Most people are trapped in a cycle of losses, not because they are not trying hard, but because they lack a workable method. The market has daily fluctuations, and opportunities do not wait for anyone.