2026-01-11 06:25:46

Many people think that trading cryptocurrencies is all about luck, but that's not true. I use a relatively simple method to achieve continuous profits, and I have already earned 2 million yuan. Both beginners and experienced players can get started.

The core is these 9 principles, mastering execution is the most critical:

Is the market crashing but your coins are only slightly falling? This is usually a signal that the big players are protecting the market, so you can hold confidently. For short-term trading, watching the 5-day moving average is enough—hold when the price is above the line, sell immediately if it breaks below. The same logic applies to mid-term trading, using the 20-day moving average, strictly follow this rule.

Once the main upward wave takes shape and hasn't volume-spiked yet, get on board directly. When it rises with volume, keep holding; if it shrinks in volume but the trend hasn't broken, don't rush to sell. Once volume increases and the trend breaks downward, reduce your position immediately. If you buy short-term and there’s no significant fluctuation within 3 days, close the position; if losses reach 5%, cut losses unconditionally.

When a coin drops 50% from its all-time high and continues to decline for more than 8 days, this is called an oversold condition. At this point, consider gradually following up. But remember, only choose leading coins—the ones that surged the most and are the most resilient during declines. Don’t care about the percentage gains or losses; the key is to buy at high levels and sell at even higher levels.

Trading along the trend is always the king. Don’t chase the lowest price when buying; learn to abandon weak coins. The easiest mistake after making profits is getting overconfident. Take time to review, distinguish whether each trade was luck or skill, and build your own stable trading system to make money in the long run.

One last point—don’t take trades you’re not confident in. Holding cash is also a strategy. Protect your principal first, then talk about profits. Improving your success rate is always more important than frequent trading.

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SnapshotStriker

· 01-12 04:02

2 million? Man, that number sounds pretty crazy, but the 5-day and 20-day moving averages are indeed used by some. It's both stop-loss and emptying positions; honestly, it's still a test of mental resilience. I agree that leading coins are resistant to declines, but choosing the right coins is just too difficult.

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 01-11 06:55

It's easy to talk about it nicely, but execution is the real truth behind "harvesting the leek." Poor execution is basically a synonym for "looks simple but is hard to do." I've seen too many people staring at the 5-day moving average and losing money every day. Just hearing the number 2 million is enough; who knows if it's true or not? However, the logic behind leading coins does have some merit. Those that are more resistant to drops are indeed more worth trusting. I agree with the 5% stop-loss rule; it's much better than those who stubbornly hold on.

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Degentleman

· 01-11 06:54

**Comment 1:** Another 2 million... I feel like this theory is posted every month, just changing the numbers. **Comment 2:** The 5-day and 20-day moving averages have been tested for so long, but in the end, it’s just a 5% stop-loss and run. Sounds pretty brain-burning. **Comment 3:** Is it reliable that leading coins resist declines? How many so-called leaders have gone to zero overnight in 2021? **Comment 4:** What you said is right, but execution is the real challenge. My friend understands these rules but always can’t stop the loss. **Comment 5:** Holding no position is also a strategy... How does this sound a bit like fatalism? **Comment 6:** Support signals, oversold conditions—these judgment standards feel too subjective. **Comment 7:** If you can’t distinguish luck from skill, then what’s there to talk about a stable system? Just self-deception. **Comment 8:** Don’t take trades you’re not confident in—that’s the most sincere advice. Everything else is just armchair strategizing.

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GasFeeLady

· 01-11 06:54

nah the "9 principles" thing feels like every other trader's playbook that doesn't account for actual slippage & execution timing... like yeah 5-day MA sounds clean on paper but you ever tried buying at the exact breakout during peak gas wars? 🫣

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 01-11 06:53

Hmm... 2 million. Why doesn't this guy go buy a lottery ticket? Or better yet, just buy some insurance, haha.

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DeFiChef

· 01-11 06:47

2 million sounds impressive, but to be honest, I've tried this line operation setup before. The 5-day line and 20-day line really depend on market temperament; it doesn't always work every time.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 01-11 06:47

2 million? Bro, this story sounds a bit suspicious. It feels like everyone is saying they made 2 million. If you're not confident, just stay out of the market. That advice is reliable. As for the rest... well, take it with a grain of salt. I recognize the leading coin, but after an 8-day oversell, is it really the same? It depends on the overall trend. The 5% stop-loss strategy is textbook. It's easy to say, but actually executing it is really difficult. Most people can't do it, brother. Getting overexcited after profits really hits home for me. Review and reflection are truly crucial.

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YieldChaser

· 01-11 06:30

Well... there's some truth to that, but just hearing the number 2 million is enough. It seems like an enhanced version of technical analysis. I've tried the 5-day and 20-day moving averages, but when the market doesn't follow technicals, it's all over. The most important thing is that phrase — if you're not confident, don't do it. That's really effective, more than anything else.

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