#数字资产动态追踪 Take a quick look at the gainers and losers list before the market opens—this is basic skill; skipping this step is like sailing blind.



My habit is simple: I always look for targets where volume and price are expanding. I don’t touch dormant projects at all; real opportunities are always where the funds are making moves.

Don’t guess blindly about the trend. The monthly chart is the decisive line; fluctuations on the daily chart are just noise. The trend is on the larger cycle. Once you see the MACD golden cross appear, following it is not gambling—it's riding the trend.

The only signal I look at for entry: the 60-day moving average.

When the price pulls back and stays close to the 60-day MA, and volume simultaneously increases—this is when you go all in. Clear support, solid cost basis, only then will your subsequent operations avoid reckless moves.

But here’s the key point: the secret to making money isn’t how you buy, but how you sell.

If the price breaks below the 60-day MA, no need for many words—just clear out completely. Don’t make excuses for yourself; soft-heartedness will only give back all the gains you made earlier.

How to protect profits? Take half off when floating profits reach 30%, and reduce another half at 50%. The remaining part is essentially free money, and your mindset will naturally relax.

Are these rules rigid? Yes, they are. But I know very well: only with discipline can you keep making money; relying solely on intuition will eventually lead to debt. Every rule behind this is paid for with my tuition fees.

The market is changing, but trends, positions, and discipline remain constant. The next wave of market movement is on its way—are you ready with your trading system?
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Gm_Gn_Merchantvip
· 22h ago
The 60-day moving average system does have some merit, but the real challenge is execution... being too soft-hearted is a fatal illness.
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BrokenYieldvip
· 01-07 02:00
lol the 60-day line cult is real... seen this movie before tho, works until it doesn't. what happens when volume dries up at support? 🤔
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BTCWaveRidervip
· 01-06 07:21
You're right, the 60-day moving average is indeed a level that must be respected. I also learned this lesson the hard way after being too soft.
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0xLuckboxvip
· 01-05 09:38
The 60-day moving average strategy is really powerful, but you need to keep up with execution. Otherwise, just seeing the monthly golden cross can crush your confidence.
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OnChain_Detectivevip
· 01-05 09:26
wait hold up... 60-day line as sole entry signal? pattern analysis screams survivor bias here. let me pull the data on how many times that "clear support" actually held during market dumps... suspicious activity detected in the logic tbh
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FarmToRichesvip
· 01-05 09:23
We've been playing with the 60-day moving average for several years, and it really has some value. The key is still execution; most people fail because they are too soft-hearted.
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DAOdreamervip
· 01-05 09:22
The 60-day moving average is the true friend; everything else is noise. Being soft-hearted is the root cause of losing money.
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ContractHuntervip
· 01-05 09:19
The 60-day moving average is indeed useful, but those who truly survive are the ones who know when to run away. I've seen too many people die thinking "it can still go up."
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