A rolling from $0 to $800k in 10 days was never just luck. It's the result of countless liquidations, cutting losses, and late-night chart reviews that finally taught me the survival rules.

People often ask me: how do you find good coins? Are there any secrets to trading? Truthfully, the answer is disappointingly simple — the logic that actually grows your account is often so straightforward it gets overlooked.

I've seen too many beginners staring at minute-level candles, getting emotional, chasing pumps and panic selling in a frenzy, only to realize what regret means when they see $2.50 left in their account. I've done this stupid thing too, and those tuition-paying days still sting to think about. Today I'm laying out the methodology I've validated through years of real trading. These are heartfelt words — everyone who followed this is now on the path to breaking even.

First, on coin selection. Don't watch coins that barely move. Only coins that have already pumped have active market participation and subsequent opportunities. Check the gainers list — that's the most direct indicator.

Short-term K-line volatility is all noise. What I focus on is the monthly MACD. Only enter when a MACD golden cross appears; without it, stay in cash. Never gamble on oversold bounces — those are low-probability events, you lose every time you bet on them.

The 70-day line is something I must watch every single day. When price bounces near this line with expanding volume, that's when you can add to positions. But be patient — execute only when the signal truly appears, wait patiently if there's no confirmed signal. This tests your psychology the most.

After entering, never hold until the bitter end. Keep positions while price rises, but the moment it breaks below key support, liquidate immediately. Many people's losses stem from "refusing to leave." They keep hoping for a bounce, watching profits turn into losses.

Take-profit strategy requires method too. Don't try to get fat in one bite. Sell half when up 30%, sell the remaining half when up 50%. Markets are inherently unpredictable anyway — missing one opportunity isn't the end of the world. The next one always comes.

The core iron rule: break below the 70-day line, exit immediately. No matter how long you held, how reluctant you are, execute it. Don't fight the market, don't bet your life on it. This rule has saved me countless times.

In crypto, the simpler the methodology, the easier it is to actually execute it. People thinking "one big win to turn it around" usually end up at zero. Real money makers rely on discipline and emotion management. These are all experiences bought with blood and tears. Crypto won't let down people who understand the rules and follow them, but it will absolutely punish those who don't care.