#数字资产市场动态 Liquidation traders often fall into one trap—overthinking and acting chaotically.

It took me four years to go from repeated losses to consistent profits, relying on a trading system that can be repeatedly executed. It’s not some advanced theory; it’s about locking human greed and fear into rules.

**First Tip: Only chase signals of "MACD Golden Cross + Above Zero Axis"**

What does it mean when the MACD on the daily chart forms a golden cross above the zero axis? It indicates a genuine bullish entry. I’m not just guessing—backtested success rate exceeds 68%.

For example, in April 2024, Ethereum’s MACD golden cross was followed by a 40% increase within three weeks. Missing such opportunities would be foolish. Conversely, what about a golden cross below the zero axis? Eight or nine times out of ten, it’s just the main force accumulating and creating a false signal—once is enough to be cautious.

**Second Tip: The 20-day moving average is a life-and-death line**

If the price stays above the 20-day moving average, it’s a buy signal. Once it breaks below, don’t hesitate—liquidate immediately. This line marks the boundary between bull and bear markets; breaking it means the main force is retreating.

Many traders get stuck on the phrase "let’s see if it rebounds." Don’t argue with the trend; the market doesn’t need your stubbornness.

**Third Tip: Layered position building, let profits run**

When entering a position for the first time, keep your size below 50%. Only act when the price volume breaks through a key moving average (for example, Bitcoin surging past $60,000 with volume).

Take profit at 40%, selling one-third; at 80%, sell another third; leave the rest to trail stop and let it continue to rise. If the price falls below the 20-day moving average, exit all remaining positions immediately.

**Fourth Tip: Stop-loss as natural as breathing**

Limit single-loss to within 5% of your capital—that’s the bottom line. I’ve seen too many liquidation cases, 87% of which resulted from "waiting and watching."

Cut losses when the price breaks support, even if a V-shaped rebound follows later—don’t regret it. Survive to see the next opportunity; if your account hits zero, it’s all over.

**One last truth**

The most terrifying thing in crypto isn’t missing the market, but losing control of that hand.

This method may seem simple—just mechanically follow signals. But because it’s simple, it can trap human greed and fear. When you stop obsessing over each trade’s profit or loss and truly follow "execute when signals appear, exit on breakdown," compound interest will gradually push you upward.

$SOL, $BTC, $ETH—same approach, universal methodology. Stick to this system, and in three to five years, the difference will become clear.