I have been struggling in this field for several years, and I have encountered countless pitfalls. But later I found out that the method that can actually generate stable returns is not that complicated - it's simple to the point of being a bit boring, but executing it well? That’s the challenge. After using this method for over a year, the eight-digit returns are not a result of luck; to put it bluntly, it’s all about self-discipline. The core of this system consists of four steps: selecting coins, entering the market, controlling positions, and exiting.

**Level 1: Choose the Right Coin**
Check the coins that have appeared on the rising list in the past eleven days. However, there is a hard requirement: any coin that has continuously declined for three days or more during this period will be directly excluded. Continuous declines for several days usually indicate that the main capital has already started to sell off, making it unnecessary to catch the falling knife.

**Level Two: Look at the Big Picture**
Pull out the monthly chart and focus on one thing - the MACD golden cross moving upwards. Don't act until you see the golden cross. Because if the long-term trend hasn't been established, even a short-term surge can easily backfire.

**Level 3: Find Entry Points**
Switching to the daily chart, use only one line: the 60-day moving average. Only consider entering here when the price pulls back to near the 60-day moving average, and there is a surge in trading volume, along with bullish signals or signs of bottoming out. The focus is on waiting for the pullback rather than chasing the highs.

**Level 4: Exit and Risk Management**
After entering the market, still pay attention to the 60-day moving average. During the holding period, as long as the price is above the moving average, hold on; if it falls below the moving average, liquidate. The specific execution is divided into three steps: sell one-third when the increase exceeds 30%; sell another third when it exceeds 50%; if it suddenly falls below the 60-day moving average the next day after buying, clear everything without hesitation, don’t expect a rebound. This strategy combining monthly and daily lines is actually not common when it falls below the moving average, but the principle of prioritizing risk cannot be shaken. In the cryptocurrency market, the key to survival is not how quickly you can make money, but to protect your principal first. Even if you have sold, as long as the conditions are met later, you can re-enter at any time.

In the end, it boils down to one thing: making money is not difficult in terms of the method itself, but challenging in execution. The market is constantly changing, and clinging to a single idea will only lead to elimination. Learning to adapt is the key to surviving longer in this game.