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Many people think that trading in the crypto circle requires complex strategies to make money. Actually, I made 2 million using the most "stupid" method. The core logic isn't that complicated; the key is persistence in execution. Today, I will break down this entire system for you:
**Holding Coins for Market Support Is Worth It.** When the market crashes sharply, your coins only drop a little? That definitely means there's a big player supporting the market. Trust these coins; there are usually surprises ahead.
**Linear Trading Is the Most Practical.** For short-term trading, stick to the 5-day moving average—hold when the price is above it, sell immediately if it breaks below. For medium-term, watch the 20-day moving average, same logic. Only stick with what suits you; persistence leads to success.
**Main Upward Waves Are Money.** Once the main upward wave forms and there's no obvious volume spike, buy decisively. Continue holding during volume increases; during volume decrease but trend remains intact, keep holding. As soon as volume spikes and the trend breaks downward, reduce your position quickly and run.
**Take Action if No Response in 3 Days.** After buying short-term, if there's no movement in 3 days, sell decisively. If the loss reaches 5% during a decline, cut your losses unconditionally—no hesitation.
**Oversold Signals Indicate a Rise.** If the coin drops 50% from a high and continues falling for 8 days, it's in an oversold zone. A rebound could come at any time; consider adding light positions to follow the rebound.
**Leading Coins Are Always the Main Characters.** Only choose leading coins—those that rise the fastest and fall the least. Don't rush in just because they've fallen a lot, nor get scared because they've risen too much. The strategy for leading coins is to buy high and sell even higher.
**Trend Following Is the Way to Profit.** The buying price isn't about being as low as possible but about being the most suitable. The decline is endless; weak coins should be abandoned decisively. The trend is always the top priority.
**Profit Needs Clarity.** Don't get cocky after a quick gain; consistent profit is the real skill. Review each trade to understand whether you earned through luck or skill. Building a stable trading system is essential for long-term success.
**Rest if You're Not Confident.** Holding cash is also a powerful trading strategy. The most important thing is to preserve your capital; a higher success rate is more valuable than frequent trading.
$AXL $ZEC and similar coins have different patterns, but the principles are the same. Relying solely on yourself in the crypto world makes it really hard to seize opportunities. Find like-minded trading partners to study the market together, and your success rate can double.
Whether it's luck or skill that makes money, I respect that. Too many people start making up systems after earning a little.
The 5-day moving average, 20-day moving average, oversold, leading coins... all sound right, but in actual trading, it still depends on the market sentiment, haha.
Honestly, I only believe you can make money even with an empty position if you do it myself. 99% of people are just regretting when they are out of the market.
This theory is fine, but the main thing is that when it comes to execution, the mindset often collapses first. Who hasn't stood guard at a high level?
Buying leading coins at high levels and selling at even higher levels—anyone can say that. It all depends on who can grasp where the "higher level" is. I often end up being the last bag-holder when I buy at high levels.
I agree with reviewing past trades, but most people's conclusion after review is "next time for sure," only to get cut again next time.
Talking about a 5% stop-loss sounds easy, but when the market really drops, how many people change their tune to "wait a bit" or "just a correction"...
As for the surprise of support, I both look forward to it and fear it. Usually, the "surprise" comes very quickly but isn't a good thing.
Finding partners for collaboration can indeed double the gains, but the results of collaboration often can also lead to losses of multiple times. Everyone has subjective guesses sometimes.
But the 5-day moving average approach is indeed interesting. The question is, can you really stick to it when it comes to execution?
Market support... once the big players run, you'll realize what it means to be carried on their shoulders.
The biggest problem with linear trading is that when the 5-day moving average breaks, you've already cut your losses, and then you watch it go up... This isn't a trading system, it's a tape recorder.
The true bottom is never something that can be judged after just 8 days of overselling; that's called picking up the knife.