Three years ago, I was a typical sucker - chasing the price and selling with bearish market, researching a bunch of indicators, and losing nearly 100,000 in half a year. During that round with LUNA, I watched my account shrink by 95% in just a few days. That feeling is something I will never forget for the rest of my life.

After spending more than half a year reflecting, I finally figured out a simple and straightforward truth: to make stable profits, there's no need for complexity. A set of simple methods, if strictly followed, can outperform most people. In the past year, I relied on this logic, and the results have been quite good. Today, I will lay out my thoughts so that you don't have to continue paying tuition.

**Level One: Prioritize Strong Coins**

In the past, I was easily captivated by "hundred-fold potential coins", but it turned out to be all suckers. Now I am very clear - only play with strong ones, and I won't touch the weak ones at all.

How to filter specifically? Three levels of criteria. First, look at the performance over the last 11 days; as long as it ranks in the top 50, it is worth considering. However, if it falls for 3 consecutive days, cut it off immediately—that indicates that the main force has finished selling, and the trend is bad.

**Level Two: Monthly MACD Bottom Golden Cross**

This is the signal I trust the most, I call it "Golden Finger". The monthly MACD crosses from below to above in the bottom area, and these types of coins often haven't moved much yet, being in a calm period before a big market change. Choosing to enter at this stage has a much higher probability than blindly chasing the price.

**Level 3: Daily Line Pullback + Volume Confirmation**

The last step is to find the precise buying point. When the coin price retraces to the 60-day moving average, if suddenly a large bullish candlestick appears (the trading volume should be more than 1.2 times the average of the previous 5 days), then it’s time to get on board. I bought BNB at 265 dollars just like that—it turned around near the 60-day line and then shot up directly.

Remember one thing: avoid coins outside the top 100 and those with a 24-hour trading volume that is too low, as they carry high risks and poor liquidity, making it easy to get stuck. Using this method can significantly improve the accuracy of capturing strong coins.