In this circle, if you want to make a living from crypto trading, having enthusiasm alone is far from enough. I spent 8 years exploring and summarizing this methodology from countless losses. Today, I share the experience gained through real money, hoping to help those who are serious about doing this.

First, let's talk about the core logic of selecting coins. When a strong coin drops for 9 consecutive days at high levels, it’s actually an opportunity—don’t be timid. This is often a buildup phase. Conversely, if any coin rises for 2 days in a row, I start reducing my position because short-term gains tend to peak on the third day. You’ll notice a pattern: coins that surge more than 7% are likely to push higher the next day, so it’s better to watch and not be fooled by superficial increases. Bullish coins should never be chased at high levels; the smartest move is to wait for the correction to end before entering.

In terms of trade execution, if there’s calm fluctuation for 3 consecutive days, be alert. Observe for another 3 days, and if there’s still no change, it’s better to switch coins. The profit-taking standard for each trade is crucial: if you don’t recover the previous day’s loss the next day, you must exit immediately—this is the bottom line for protecting your capital.

For short-term opportunities, I rely on the linkage pattern of the gain ranking—“Three must have, five must have, seven must have.” This means the pattern in the gain list is very indicative; coins that rise for 2 days in a row should be bought on dips, and by the fifth day, it’s time to consider exiting.

Volume-price relationship is the soul of everything. A volume breakout at low levels must be watched closely, as it often signals a breakout. But if volume surges at high levels without price increase, you should run quickly—this indicates weakness ahead. I only trade coins that are in an upward trend: a 3-day moving average trending up is suitable for short-term trading, a 30-day moving average trending up indicates medium-term, the 80-day shows a main upward wave, and the 120-day long-term moving average trending up—more of these conditions being met is better.

Honestly, small funds can also turn around. The key lies in three points: the method must be correct, the mindset must be stable, and execution must be strict. My principle is simple—no trades without a clear pattern, only act when the setup is confirmed. Achieving a 8-figure profit in a year relies on these seemingly simple but effective methods. Stick to this system, and your long-term win rate can stay above 90%.