Only a few thousand U remaining and still want to turn things around? Stop messing around, remember this: No gambling, strict methods are the way out.
I've seen too many people chase hot topics and believe in rumors, only to have their money eaten by the market in the end. Those who survive rely on following the rules.
This is a method I have repeatedly verified myself. Simple in concept but truly effective:
Step 1: Only look at coins where the daily MACD is in a golden cross, preferably staying above the zero line. Don’t be fooled by short-term fluctuations. Indicators won’t lie; human sentiment will.
Step 2: Stick firmly to the 20-day moving average line. Hold your position when the price is above it. If it breaks below, exit immediately—don’t hesitate even for half a second.
Step 3: Before entering, ensure volume and price are rising together. Only add to your position when the price is above the moving average with supporting trading volume—take some profits when it rises 40%, sell more at 80%. If it breaks the line, clear everything.
Step 4: Only consider the closing price. If it breaks the moving average at close, you must exit the next day. Missed signals should be let go; the next opportunity will come again.
This method won’t make you rich overnight, but it guarantees you stay at the table. Small amounts should be gradually increased—patience is key, and follow the rules thoroughly.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 1h ago
A few thousand USD still want to turn things around, but first you have to stay alive.
That's right, I've also chased after many hot coins and got burned to the point of doubting life. Only later did I realize that sticking to the rules is the way to go.
I've been using the 20-day moving average line for over half a year. It really helps you avoid many pitfalls. Although you might miss out on some gains, at least your principal is still there.
The key is execution. Most people collapse because of impatience.
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CryptoNomics
· 23h ago
*sigh* another trader confusing indicator worship with actual risk management. your MACD crossover thesis completely ignores the statistical significance of mean reversion patterns across different market regimes. classic overfitting to historical data.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 23h ago
To be honest, I've been using the 20-day moving average system for a while. It's much more comfortable than those who chase hot topics every day, but it really requires a lot of resolve to execute.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 23h ago
Sounds good, but I've seen too many people talk about discipline, and when a limit-down happens, everything collapses... How many truly stick to this approach?
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DogeBachelor
· 12-27 18:28
That hits pretty close to home. I'm the kind of person who chases trending topics and gets caught. Now I realize that discipline is more important than anything else.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
· 12-27 18:22
Exactly right, but the execution is difficult. How many people know how to guard the line but can't hold it?
Only a few thousand U remaining and still want to turn things around? Stop messing around, remember this: No gambling, strict methods are the way out.
I've seen too many people chase hot topics and believe in rumors, only to have their money eaten by the market in the end. Those who survive rely on following the rules.
This is a method I have repeatedly verified myself. Simple in concept but truly effective:
Step 1: Only look at coins where the daily MACD is in a golden cross, preferably staying above the zero line. Don’t be fooled by short-term fluctuations. Indicators won’t lie; human sentiment will.
Step 2: Stick firmly to the 20-day moving average line. Hold your position when the price is above it. If it breaks below, exit immediately—don’t hesitate even for half a second.
Step 3: Before entering, ensure volume and price are rising together. Only add to your position when the price is above the moving average with supporting trading volume—take some profits when it rises 40%, sell more at 80%. If it breaks the line, clear everything.
Step 4: Only consider the closing price. If it breaks the moving average at close, you must exit the next day. Missed signals should be let go; the next opportunity will come again.
This method won’t make you rich overnight, but it guarantees you stay at the table. Small amounts should be gradually increased—patience is key, and follow the rules thoroughly.
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