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People often ask me about how to choose coins and build positions. Honestly, the strategies I currently use are quite simple. But it’s these unpretentious methods that have allowed me to truly make money in the market. The 6 million yuan profit I’ve gained is entirely the result of lessons learned from repeated losses, so I really want to share this with everyone.
My practical logic boils down to a few key points:
First, choose coins based on the top gainers list, because coins that have experienced a rise indicate that the market is still active. Coins with no movement are simply passed over. I don’t look at the monthly MACD; I wait for a golden cross signal before entering the market. During that time, I stay in cash and rest.
Once in the market, how do I operate? As soon as I see the price retrace to the 70-day moving average with increased volume, that’s a signal to add to the position. Many people get anxious at this point, but my strict rule is to stay put until the signal is fully confirmed.
After building a position, I never fight the trend. If the price falls below the 70-day moving average, I sell immediately, regardless of whether it rebounds later or not. When taking profits, I also follow a rhythm—sell half when it gains 30%, sell another half at 50%, and let the rest run. But I never greedily hold onto all the gains.
Ultimately, the simplest methods in the crypto world are often the easiest to execute, while those complicated and flashy strategies tend to trap people. The secret to making real money boils down to two words: discipline and emotional management. The crypto market never treats those who listen and follow the rules unfairly, but it can be especially ruthless to those who don’t understand the rules and try to gamble their way to a turnaround.
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Honestly, I've heard too many flashy strategies, but in the end, they all fail due to emotional management.
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Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to practice; it depends on how persistent you are.
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The hardest part is resting with an empty position, but it truly allows you to survive longer.
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600 million is possible, but I really want to know how many pitfalls you've stepped on to come to this conclusion.
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The iron rule of selling when breaking below, how many people can actually do that?
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Cutting half at 30% gain, I think that's still a bit conservative.
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Choosing coins from the top gainers list, it's about finding what's trending, which is quite interesting.
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The problem is, at the moment of signal confirmation, no one can be sure if it's a real signal.
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That's how the crypto world is; the greediest people end up with the worst outcomes.
Discipline is easy to talk about, but in critical moments, it's still easy to be defeated by FOMO.
There's nothing wrong with the explanation, but the market is full of traps, and blindly copying doesn't always work.
This logic sounds comfortable, but I don't know if it can survive in a bear market like this.
Take 50% profit and cut in half, let the rest run—this rhythm is indeed excellent.
The simplest routines are the hardest to stick to, basically a matter of mindset.
I agree that not entering without a golden cross; holding cash is also a strategy, just waiting can be tough.
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Discipline is easy to talk about, but as soon as I look at the chart, I forget everything. Coping...
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6 million? I trust you, ser, but I trust myself even more to lose faster, haha.
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So do I really need to be all in cash before the monthly MACD golden cross? What should I do if I can't wait...
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Cut 30% in half, then cut 50% again, and let the rest run... This strategy sounds too rational, I must be doing something wrong.
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NGL, this is alpha thinking, but unfortunately my fingers are always faster than my brain.
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Discipline and emotional management? Bro, I got into this space to gamble, your approach is too boring.
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Sell immediately if it breaks the 70-day moving average. The sound is right, but I will definitely buy the dip and then NGMI.
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Picking coins based on the top gainers... Isn't that just chasing highs? It shouldn't be this consistent statistically.
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Paper hands vs. HODL faith, your approach is somewhere in between, got a bit of something.
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That's right, simple and straightforward methods tend to last the longest.
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The word "discipline" is hard because very few people can truly stick to it.
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I've used the logic of adding positions on pullbacks with increased volume, and it does have some merit.
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Taking profits in batches—that's the professional way, unlike us who either go all-in or all-out and lose everything.
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Should I share a screenshot of the account with 6 million? In the crypto world, you need proof to believe such claims.
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The hardest part is resting with an empty position—are you afraid of missing out on the market?
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If it breaks below, just get out, regardless of rebounds? Sometimes rebounds can be quite significant.
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That advice about listening and following rules really hit home; indeed, a gambler's mentality can ruin a person.