# Linkzhi Heng · Complete Contract Trading System for Crypto



## I. Cycle Framework (Fixed, No Changes)

• Primary Cycle: 1-hour → Determine direction

• Entry Cycle: 15-minute → Find entry points

• Stop Loss Reference: 5-minute → Precise stop loss

## II. Indicator Configuration (Extremely Simple, No Interference)

• Main Chart: EMA20 (1-hour for trend viewing, not needed on 15-minute)

• Sub-chart: MACD(10,21,6) (Only watch divergence + above/below zero axis)

• Auxiliary: Naked candle highs/lows, support/resistance levels

• Don't Use: Complex moving averages, multiple indicator confluence, Bollinger Band midline

## III. Direction Judgment Rules (1-hour)

1. Price above EMA20 + MACD above zero axis → Only consider long

2. Price below EMA20 + MACD below zero axis → Only consider short

3. Price repeatedly crossing moving average → Don't trade, wait and observe

## IV. Entry Rules (Right-side Trading, No Left-side Bottom/Top Guessing)

**Long Conditions (All must be satisfied)**

1. 1-hour: Uptrend bias

2. 15-minute: Pullback to support zone + stop-drop candle

3. MACD shows no top divergence

**Short Conditions (All must be satisfied)**

1. 1-hour: Downtrend bias

2. 15-minute: Bounce to resistance zone + consolidation candle

3. MACD shows no bottom divergence

## V. Position Size & Risk Management (Core Survival Rules)

• Single entry ≤ 5% of total capital

• Stop loss: Break 1-2 points outside support/resistance, strictly enforced

• Don't hold losers, don't average down, don't arbitrarily move stop loss

• Take Profit: First target at previous high/low, close half position at profit, move remaining to breakeven

## VI. Trading Iron Rules

• No heavy positions, no all-in, no counter-trend trading

• Don't trust signal sellers, don't participate in split-position scams

• Limit to 1-2 trades daily, no frequent trading

• Don't trade with emotion

## VII. Daily Execution Process

1. Determine trend on 1-hour

2. Mark support/resistance on 15-minute

3. Place pending orders and wait for trigger, don't chase

4. Set stop loss before entering

5. Gradually reduce position when profitable, don't be greedy

Rationally view market movements, don't chase rallies or panic sell, manage risk well, trade steadily.
Be a composed trader.
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