#数字资产市场动态 Six years of trading cryptocurrencies, saving up to 9.8 million: actually relies on discipline, not luck

People often ask me: how do you view cryptocurrencies, and how do you get started?

Honestly, there’s no complicated secret. Instead, the simplest principles become the real dividing line between profit and loss.

Whenever the market moves, I can’t sit still. I make impulsive trades, and either get liquidated or lose everything. I used to do stupid things like that too. Looking back, all those lessons were paid for with real money.

Today, I’ll turn those losses into experience and share them with everyone. For those who dare to execute, listen carefully:

**The Gain Ranking is the Guide to Choosing Coins**
Only coins that have risen have popularity and the chance for the next wave to follow. Coins that haven’t moved in half a year or a year aren’t worth wasting time on.

**Monthly MACD is My Signal Light**
Don’t keep adjusting based on daily K-line charts; it’s too easy to get confused by short-term fluctuations. I only look at whether the monthly MACD has a golden cross — when it appears, I buy; if there’s no signal, I stay flat and wait for opportunities. Short-term oversold rebounds sound tempting, but they are low-probability bets. The real trend opportunities are hidden in the long-term.

**I Check the 60-day Moving Average Daily, and the 75-day Moving Average is the Life and Death Line**
As long as the price dips near the 75-day moving average and trading volume starts to increase, it’s time to add positions — stay confident and let the trend continue. Once it falls below the 75-day moving average, I immediately clear all positions. This is a strict rule for every trade: never gamble with your principal, and never fight the market head-on.

**Take Profits with a Sense of Rhythm**
Don’t try to eat it all at once. Take half off when you gain 25%, and when you reach 45%, take off the other half. Opportunities in the market are always continuous; missing one isn’t a loss. Securing your profits is the real skill.

In the crypto world, the simpler the method, the easier it is to stick with. Don’t always think about “turning it around in one shot.” The people who truly make money are those who are disciplined and can control their hands from start to finish.