Having traded in the crypto space for many years, my biggest takeaway isn't the thrill of a big profit, but rather discovering a methodology that can consistently outperform the market. From initial small capital to now managing larger scales, it's all about strict risk management and understanding market rhythm.



This system includes 8 core principles, which I will explain one by one:

**First, Capital Segmentation Method**. Divide your principal into 5 parts, investing only one part at a time. Set a 10-point stop loss, risking only 2% of total funds per mistake. Five mistakes would only lose 10%. Set take profit above 10 points. With this approach, will you still get trapped? The answer is obviously no.

**Second, Trading with the Trend**. A rebound during a downtrend is a trap set to lure buyers, while a pullback during an uptrend is a trap to be cautious of. The real way to make money is to buy low, not blindly bottom-fish. The success rates of these two are worlds apart.

**Third, Avoid High-Position Coins**. Short-term surging coins, whether mainstream or altcoins, rarely continue their upward momentum. When at high levels with stagnation, a subsequent decline is inevitable. This logic is simple, but greedy traders always want to take a gamble.

**Fourth, Applying MACD Indicator**. When DIF and DEA form a golden cross below the zero line and break above zero, it’s a reliable entry signal. When MACD forms a death cross above zero and moves downward, it’s a warning to reduce positions.

**Fifth, Never Add to a Losing Position**. This is the most common trap for retail traders—adding more when losing, leading to self-destruction. Replenish positions only when in profit, not against the trend.

**Sixth, Prioritize Volume-Price Relationship**. Volume is the soul of the market. Watch for volume breakout at low levels, and be decisive in exiting when volume stagnates at high levels.

**Seventh, Moving Average System**. The 3-day MA turning upward indicates short-term trend, the 30-day MA for medium-term, the 84-day MA for main upward wave, and the 120-day MA for long-term trend. Only trade coins in an upward trend for maximum efficiency.

**Eighth, Continuous Review**. After each trade, check if your position logic still holds, whether weekly K-line trends meet expectations, and if the trend has changed. Adjust promptly to survive longer in volatile markets.

Opportunities in the crypto market are never lacking; what’s missing is a systematic mindset to grasp them.
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ZeroRushCaptainvip
· 01-09 10:31
Hi, it's the same "always correct" methodology again. I bet five bucks that this guy's account has already been killed off in some wipeout.
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BlockTalkvip
· 01-09 10:03
That's quite reasonable, but I've seen too many people lose money despite holding this theory. Execution is the key.
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GateUser-6bc33122vip
· 01-08 01:48
It sounds quite systematic, but how many people can truly stick to this discipline? Most people just keep adding back what they lost.
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ChainSherlockGirlvip
· 01-06 12:52
Honestly, this set of theories sounds quite perfect, but I just want to know—what's the situation with the positions in the wallets of those big players who strictly follow the 5-part rule? Based on my analysis, they are definitely contradicting their own principles again. Interestingly, this is the norm in the crypto world. --- Regarding the fifth point, I have to say something. Doubling down when losing more indeed is a suicidal move, but the problem is most people can't tell whether they are "adding to their position against the trend" or "bottom-fishing." One is a death sentence, the other a profit, it all depends on your luck afterward. --- I've seen too many crashes after the MACD golden cross breaking the zero axis. On-chain data shows that retail investors who take over at high levels always suffer big losses on this signal. The story of "to be continued" plays out every day. --- Haha, really, it seems the 8 major principles are rock solid, but after a correction, everything gets broken down and reorganized. That's the charm of the crypto world. --- The last sentence hit the mark. What’s truly lacking is systematic thinking, and even more lacking is the resolve not to change your original intention when the market reverses. Risk warning: knowing and doing are always separated by a single account loss.
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RektButSmilingvip
· 01-06 12:51
It sounds good, but how many people can truly stick to this system? Their hands tremble when they incur losses.
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LiquidatedAgainvip
· 01-06 12:49
It really sounds perfect, but that's exactly how I think every time... and then I get liquidated again and again. --- The fund splitting method is correct, but you need to have funds first, brother. --- I just want to ask, does this system also work when you're losing? --- Adding to positions during profit is something I strongly agree with... Unfortunately, I go all-in every time I make a profit. --- Decisively exit when there's stagnation at high levels—easier said than done. When that moment comes, everyone wants to take a gamble. --- It's hard to buy early, no matter how smart you are in review sessions. In real trading, you're just very foolish. --- I've seen the MACD golden cross break above the zero line a thousand times, but I still haven't guessed the right direction. --- The premise of this methodology is that you have to survive until the review moment.
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ConsensusDissentervip
· 01-06 12:38
Sounds good, but I trust luck more. Haha
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