It took 10 days to grow to 800,000, and this is definitely not just luck. It’s the survival rule learned after countless liquidations, cutting losses, and late-night reviews.

People often ask me: How can I find good coins? Are there any secrets to trading? Honestly, the answer is so simple it’s a bit disappointing—The logic that truly helps your account grow is often so straightforward that it’s easy to overlook.

I’ve seen too many beginners fixate on minute K-lines, getting overly emotional, chasing highs and selling lows with aggressive moves, only to realize when their account is left with just a few dollars what “regret” really means. I’ve also done stupid things like that. The days of paying tuition fees in this way still sting when I think about them. Today, I’ll share the proven methodologies from my practical experience over the years—completely heartfelt advice. Those who follow them are now on the path to recovering their losses.

First, about choosing coins. Don’t focus on those that are completely stagnant. Only coins that have already experienced a rise have active market participation and subsequent opportunities. Look at the top gainers list—that’s the most direct indicator.

Short-term K-line fluctuations are just noise. I pay more attention to the monthly MACD. Enter only when the MACD shows a golden cross. If there’s no golden cross, stay in cash. Don’t try to gamble on oversold rebounds—that’s a low-probability event, and you’ll lose each time you gamble.

The 70-day moving average is something I watch every day. When the price retraces near this line with increasing volume, that’s when I dare to add positions. But be cautious—wait for a clear signal before acting. Don’t act without confirmation. Patience is the most tested in this regard.

Once in the market, I never fight the trend. If the price rises, hold on. But if it breaks a key support level, sell immediately. Many losses come from “not wanting to sell,” always hoping for a rebound, only to turn unrealized gains into losses.

Profit-taking also requires strategy. Don’t try to get rich in one shot. Take half off at a 30% gain, and when it hits 50%, take off the remaining half. The market is inherently unpredictable. Missing an opportunity isn’t the end of the world—there’s always another chance.

The most fundamental rule: if the price breaks below the 70-day line, sell immediately. No matter how long you’ve held or how reluctant you are, you must follow this rule. Don’t fight the market, don’t gamble with your life—this rule has saved me countless times.

In the crypto world, the simpler the methodology, the easier it is to stick to it. Those hoping for a “big turnaround” often end up with everything wiped out. The real way to make money is by maintaining discipline and managing emotions. These are lessons learned through blood and tears. The crypto market won’t mistreat those who understand the rules and listen, but it will definitely teach harsh lessons to those who don’t care.