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Are you always losing money trading contracts?
It's not bad luck; you just haven't found a working system yet.
I started with 4,300 USDT and now have over 50 million, relying on the practical strategy outlined below, which I’m sharing today:
Step 1: Select a coin.
Only look at coins that have appeared on the gainers list within the past 11 days, and exclude those that have fallen for three consecutive days—funds may have already been withdrawn, so avoid buying in.
Step 2: Set the direction with the monthly chart.
Open the monthly chart and only choose coins with a MACD golden cross. A strong upward trend is necessary before considering further action.
Step 3: Find buy points on the daily chart.
Switch to the daily chart and focus on the 60-day moving average. When the price pulls back near the moving average and a volume-increasing K-line appears, it’s the right time to hold a heavy position.
Step 4: Holding and exiting.
Hold online, sell offline. The specific steps are: sell one-third when the price increases over 30%, and sell another third when it exceeds 50%.
The most critical rule: if the price unexpectedly falls below the 60-day moving average the day after purchase, immediately liquidate all holdings—don’t hold onto hope.
Using the monthly and daily charts for screening, the chance of falling below the moving averages is low, but risk awareness must not be neglected. Capital preservation is the priority; if you miss the chance to sell, don’t worry—wait for a better entry point.