There is an interesting phenomenon in the crypto world: the more complex the trading system, the faster it dies. Conversely, the simplest logic can help people survive the longest.



I know a senior who, over ten years ago, just ran a small shop, and later entered the crypto space. He didn't do any sophisticated quantitative analysis, didn't chase hot trends, and didn't gamble on emotional swings. Instead, he developed a very simple method—ultimately growing his assets to eight figures.

He says trading doesn't need to be flashy. There are only four steps: selecting coins → buying → position management → selling. Each step is as clear as it can be.

**Step 1: Daily chart, only focus on strong coins**

Open the daily chart, ignore everything else, and focus on one thing: MACD.

Only trade coins with MACD golden crosses. Prioritize those above the zero line—this indicates the trend has already started, not a rebound or a bet on reversal. This approach has the highest success rate.

**Step 2: One line rules all decisions**

Return to the daily chart, and only need to hold one line: the daily moving average.

Hold when the price is above the line; exit when below. No need to guess where the top or bottom is. As long as the trend persists, stay in; if the trend ends, get out. It’s that simple.

**Step 3: Buying only requires two conditions**

The coin price effectively breaks above the daily moving average.

Trading volume also moves above the daily moving average simultaneously.

If both conditions are met? Go all-in—buy the trend, not guesswork.

**Step 4: Selling rules (this is the core)**

Selling has three clear points:

- If the wave gains 40%? Sell 1/3 to lock in profits.

- If it reaches 80%? Sell another 1/3 to secure gains.

- If it breaks below the daily moving average? Sell all—no hesitation.

The most critical part here is to always execute stop-loss. Since the daily moving average is used as the buy-in benchmark, if the price breaks down—especially if it drops sharply the next day—sell everything without hesitation. Don’t hold onto false hopes.

Although this coin selection logic makes the probability of a true breakdown quite low, prioritizing risk awareness ensures you never suffer losses.

After selling, don’t fear missing out. Wait until it re-establishes above the daily moving average, then buy back at the original or even lower price. Opportunities will always come.

**Why is this method effective?**

Because it doesn’t chase huge profits, doesn’t rely on quick reflexes, and isn’t based on luck. Its advantages are clear logic, high fault tolerance, and long-term stability. An ordinary person, with patience and following this framework, can survive longer in the crypto space and make money.
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PancakeFlippavip
· 17h ago
Basically, it's about being disciplined and not greedy. This set is indeed quite appealing.
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RugPullAlarmvip
· 17h ago
It's the same story again... MACD golden cross + daily moving average, sounds pretty good, but I checked the on-chain data, and the transaction addresses behind this guy's eight-figure assets have some really suspicious fund flows.
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ForkTonguevip
· 17h ago
That's right, simple and straightforward things do tend to last longer. I've also seen too many people make trading as complicated as rocket science, only to lose everything in a bear market.
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SmartContractWorkervip
· 17h ago
That's really well said. I've been using the daily moving average system for three months, but I still get trapped easily. The key is to endure; those who can't withstand it have moved on to trading contracts.
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FundingMartyrvip
· 17h ago
That's right, I just don't want to overcomplicate things and prefer to live comfortably. I think the daily moving average logic is indeed reliable.
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GhostChainLoyalistvip
· 17h ago
Well said, simple and straightforward is the ultimate secret to making money. --- I've been using this method for a long time, really, complex systems are just self-comforting. --- Wait, do I really need to clear everything when the daily moving average breaks? Sometimes it just oscillates and comes back. --- Wow, just by looking at MACD and moving averages for over ten years, I've reached eight figures. That requires a strong mental resilience. --- The selling points are set quite clearly, but the psychological barrier is the hardest part. Who doesn't want to hold on a little longer? --- I just want to know how many major losses this guy has had over the past decade. This method sounds perfect, but how about in practice?
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