In the crypto market, relying on luck and insider information won't lead to long-term success. My own experience proves this—90% of my assets come from a long-refined MACD pattern trading system. Over the years, from zero to financial freedom, the key is understanding the underlying logic of the market.



After earning my first 1 million, I finally saw clearly: the market actually cycles through these four things—trend, inertia, regression, and repetition. Understanding these allows you to seize the most certain opportunities, rather than blindly gambling on luck.

The real way to make money is to turn your strategy into a "money-printing machine"—copy successful models, continuously optimize parameters, and finally withdraw profits. Only then can your money keep flowing in.

The core of trading is essentially judging the size of opportunities. Usually, use small positions to accumulate trading experience and validate strategies. Once certainty is confirmed, you need to go all-in to capture big trends.

Rolling positions is especially useful, but not something to do casually. There are only two suitable times: one is during long-term sideways consolidation with extremely low volatility, when the trend is about to change; the other is during panic crashes in a bull market, where gold is everywhere.

Position sizing requires a balance: 30% is the conservative baseline, half-in is moderately aggressive, and 70% is already quite crazy. The main goal is to reduce risk, improve capital efficiency, and grasp major trends—simply put, to step on the market makers.

The essence of the crypto market is a confrontation between retail investors and market makers. Without a systematic strategy, you can only be harvested. From falling into traps and seeing blood to earning freedom, I now lay out this set of "market manipulation secrets"—including layout, rolling positions, and rhythm control. If you're serious about learning, stop being a leek.
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CryptoFortuneTellervip
· 14h ago
This set of theories sounds good, but I'm more curious about the specific parameters of your MACD system. Can it really be reliably reproduced? Ninety percent of assets coming from one system? I don't buy it, with so many black swan events in the market. Rolling positions sounds simple, but can your mentality handle the actual operation without exploding? Ask yourself. Seventy percent of your position is already crazy enough, are you teaching people to go all-in? It's easy to say, but the market doesn't follow your logic. How many people have been wiped out this year because of that? The "market manipulation secret"—that term is way too exaggerated haha. Ordinary people learning it is just like throwing money away. So here's the question: why not keep making money instead of coming out to share? I've also tried the MACD pattern system, but it crashes in volatile markets. How do you avoid that?
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probably_nothing_anonvip
· 14h ago
Uh, I've heard this theory quite a bit, but I still need to experience the pitfalls myself to believe it. --- MACD system? I don't believe you, everyone makes money in a bull market. --- Ninety percent of assets haha, is the remaining ten percent wiped out by forced liquidation? --- Rolling positions is indeed a brilliant move, but I get buried every time I try it. --- Stepping on the market maker? First, set your stop-loss properly before talking. --- The term "Market Maker Killing Technique" sounds like the next sentence will recommend me to join some group. --- From falling into pits to freedom, how many stories of margin calls have been told in between. --- Trend inertia repeats itself, that's true, but even these four things are cutting me. --- Seventy percent is already crazy? I think it should be called "Gambler." --- Half position with moderate aggression, this definition is really daring.
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WalletInspectorvip
· 14h ago
Bro, I've heard this set of theories at least three or five times already. Still the same sentence—knowing ≠ doing. Is MACD really that magical? Why do I see people losing money every day on the forum? Making 1 million is easy; holding onto it is the real skill. Wait, isn't 70% position size suicidal? Or did I misunderstand? This post kind of feels like a prelude to a harvest...😂 According to your logic, how frequently would you need to roll positions? Wouldn't the transaction fees eat into your profits? It sounds good, just waiting for certainty in right-side trading. How many people can really wait for that? I believe you have a system, but the term "market slaughter secret" just sounds... Anyway, I still believe in probability rather than this technical analysis, but I can't deny you've made money. This is real content, unlike some big influencers who just blow smoke.
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