My name is Ge, 34 years old. I've been in the crypto space for 8 years and turned an initial capital of 300,000 into a net worth of several million. I don't have any insider information, nor do I rely on luck; I simply stick to the straightforward approach of "not chasing rallies, not gambling with my life, only following the trend." After 2880 days of practical experience, I realize that the real key to making money isn't being the smartest, but having the patience to endure and the discipline to stay disciplined. I’ve organized the experience I gained from earning 2 million this time, hoping to help everyone avoid detours.



**Use volume to judge the direction** — this is fundamental. Rapid gains with slow declines indicate market makers are accumulating; don’t rush to sell. Conversely, quick drops with slow rises mean the market makers are already leaving, so you need to exit immediately. Continuous high volume at high levels suggests room for further upward movement; if there's no volume, beware of a collapse. At the bottom, only sustained volume indicates genuine accumulation; single-volume spikes are often bait.

**Moving averages are your navigation**. Keep an eye on the 5-day MA for short-term, and the 20-day MA for mid-term. If the price falls below these, sell. This rule is very strict.

**Stop-loss and take-profit are essential**. If there's no movement within three days, exit. If losses reach 5%, cut your position unconditionally—no dragging or hesitation.

**Choose coins logically**. Prioritize leading coins, as these tend to rise the fastest and are more resilient during declines. Avoid chasing those crazy, skyrocketing meme coins. If a coin has fallen 50% and continues to drop for 8 days, consider a small position to try for a rebound.

**Trend always comes first**. Buy decisively before the main upward wave volume appears. Once volume breaks the trend, reduce your holdings quickly. During declines, don’t try to bottom fish; abandon weak coins. Buying at a reasonable price is more important than buying cheap.

**Mindset has no shortcuts**. Be unyielding—if it’s time to be out of the market, do so. Avoid greed—don’t chase crazy rallies. Be fearless—when the time comes, dare to hold heavy positions.

**Review your trades regularly**. Don’t be blinded by short-term profits. During review, distinguish whether gains are due to luck or skill. Only by establishing a stable trading system can you go far.

**Holding cash is also a strategy**. If you’re unsure, don’t force trades. Preserving your capital is more important than making money. Success depends on accuracy, not trading frequency.

Markets are available every day, and opportunities are never lacking. What’s missing is the discipline to hold back and see the bigger picture. The crypto world is a team effort; solo efforts rarely lead to real opportunities. Welcome everyone to discuss together and seize the next big trend.
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NewPumpamentalsvip
· 1h ago
To be honest, turning 300,000 into tens of millions definitely requires discipline, but I still want to ask, in these 8 years, have you ever stepped into a fatal trap?
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FloorSweepervip
· 2h ago
ngl, discipline over iq is real but like... most people still fomo anyway lol
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ResearchChadButBrokevip
· 2h ago
300,000 to tens of millions sounds pretty outrageous, but the logic is indeed sound; it's just very difficult to achieve. Everyone knows not to chase the rally, the problem is that when the market is rising, it's tempting. Sell when the 5-day moving average breaks below, easy to say, but when it comes to actually executing, the psychological torment is significant. This set of strategies is essentially about discipline, but discipline is the most valuable thing.
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CrossChainMessengervip
· 2h ago
Once the moving average is broken, just run. It's easy to say, but hard to do. How many people have been wiped out by the 5-day moving average?
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GasDevourervip
· 2h ago
I agree with this logic, but execution is the hardest part. --- Breaking the moving average and selling—I've tried it, but I get nervous. --- From 300,000 to tens of millions, it's really about mindset. I just can't seem to learn that greediness. --- A 5% stop-loss and unconditional cut—easy to say, deadly to do. I always want to wait a bit longer. --- I've truly learned my lesson with meme coins. A few times chasing high, I got cut in half. Now I get scared when I see sudden surges. --- I used to ignore the review process, only to realize later that I was making money by luck, and all my losses were just tuition. --- The empty position strategy really hit me—I just can't sit still and have to trade. --- The key is discipline. Without discipline, no matter how many methods you have, it's useless. --- I understand volume the least; I always misjudge the direction. --- Eight years of persistence—I'm truly impressed by this willpower.
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PositionPhobiavip
· 2h ago
You're absolutely right. Over the past two years, I've suffered from the mistake of not cutting losses, and now I've developed a bad habit of a conditioned reflex—never selling when there's a 5% loss, always thinking about getting back to break even.
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