Only a few thousand USDT and want to turn the tide in the crypto world? Don't mess around; many people end up wiped out by the market in the end. Today, I’ll talk about a seemingly low-key but truly sustainable methodology. Some have used it to grow from five figures to seven figures. The four core steps are indispensable.



The first key: When choosing coins, only look at the daily MACD golden cross. Don’t be swayed by endless news and influencer opinions; focus on the golden cross signal above the zero line✅. Indicators don’t lie; they’re more reliable than words.

The second key: Operate around the 20-day moving average. Hold the price firmly when it’s above the line; exit immediately if it breaks below. This isn’t just advice; it’s discipline—must be executed as an ironclad rule.

The third key: Enter the market when volume and price break through together; exit gradually by reducing positions. Only when the price breaks the moving average with increased volume is it a signal for full position entry. Take profits at 40% gains, reduce again at 80%, and clear out if it falls below the moving average. Following this process generally prevents big mistakes.

The fourth key: Use closing price for stop-loss. If the closing price breaks below the moving average, regardless of how the rebound looks the next day, exit immediately. A lucky bounce once can wipe out a month’s profit. Missing the opportunity isn’t scary; the real chance is to wait until the price reclaims the moving average before re-entering.

This method isn’t flashy, but it helps you survive longer. The longest-standing people in crypto are not the smartest, but the most disciplined. The recent SOL market confirmed this—by following signals and managing positions, opportunities to profit will come naturally.

Opportunities are always there; the question is whether you have the resolve to execute. If you truly want to make money with the simplest and safest method, you must engrain these rules in your mind.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 01-07 04:54
To be honest, I've heard many versions of this stuff, but only a few can really stick with it.
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SatoshiLeftOnReadvip
· 01-07 04:54
It sounds good, but the key is how many people can truly follow the discipline Sticking to the moving average sounds simple, but one rebound makes them itchy, which is the real picture for most people The part about step-by-step position reduction is indeed insightful, but it still depends on the market’s temperament
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NullWhisperervip
· 01-07 04:54
technically speaking, the 20-day MA thing is just another flavor of survivorship bias dressed up as methodology. seen this pattern before—people cherry-pick SOL and forget about the eleven coins that got liquidated following the exact same rules. interesting edge case tho, what happens when the signal lags during flash crashes? probably gets messy.
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CoconutWaterBoyvip
· 01-07 04:53
Honestly, this stuff is the essence of survival. Don't bother with all those fancy tricks. I've heard too many people talk about grand principles, but in the end, they're still taught a lesson by the market. Self-discipline is truly the only thing that makes money, nothing else. Regarding moving average discipline, it sounds simple but is the most challenging to execute because it tests human nature. The MACD golden cross is a well-known tactic, but it's definitely more reliable than blindly listening to rumors. The pace of reducing positions needs to be well-controlled; start withdrawing at 40%. It sounds greedy, but it helps you survive longer. If the closing price breaks the moving average, just run. Overconfidence is the most dangerous. This method is a simple approach, but surprisingly, the longest-standing traders in the crypto world are not necessarily geniuses. Missing out is not scary; re-enter after the price reclaims the moving average—much safer.
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LiquidityWizardvip
· 01-07 04:43
tbh the 20-day MA discipline thing is statistically significant but like... empirically speaking, how many people actually stick to it when fomo hits? that's the real correlation coefficient nobody talks about.
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RugPullProphetvip
· 01-07 04:41
It sounds like the old cliché of moving averages, but to be honest, there is some substance to it. The key is to be determined and execute decisively; most people fail here.
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