Want stable returns in the crypto space? The key is to find the right approach. Today, I’m sharing a practical trading framework that many have used to indeed improve their coin selection and operational efficiency.
**Core Logic for Coin Selection and Entry**
A strong coin that has fallen for 9 consecutive days from a high is often a good opportunity for low-cost accumulation. Conversely, any coin that has risen for two consecutive days should start to be considered for reducing positions. This may sound counterintuitive, but it reflects a simple principle—be cautious at high levels.
Coins with a single-day increase of over 7% may still have room to surge the next day, but there’s no need to rush in; patience and observation are more prudent. For truly strong bull coins, it’s best to wait until their full correction is complete before entering, making risk more manageable.
Another interesting pattern: coins appearing on the three-digit gain list often also appear on the five-digit or even seven-digit gain lists. Coins that have risen for two days in a row can be entered at low points, but the fifth day is often a good selling point.
**Technical Indicators**
Trading volume in the crypto market is irreplaceable. A breakout with increased volume after a consolidation at a low is a good signal. But if volume surges at a high level while the price stagnates, it’s time to decisively exit.
Regarding trend, only operate on coins in an upward trend, which maximizes win rate and conserves effort. From a cycle perspective: a 3-day moving average turning upward indicates a short-term upward opportunity; a 30-day moving average turning upward suggests medium-term optimism; a 80-day moving average turning upward signifies a true main upward wave; a 120-day moving average turning upward indicates a long-cycle opportunity.
If a coin’s volatility remains flat for three consecutive days, observe for another three days. If there’s still no significant change, consider switching to a different target. Coins that fail to recover their previous day’s cost price the next day should be cut and abandoned—don’t hold onto illusions.
**Mindset and Small Capital Logic**
In the crypto space, small capital doesn’t mean no opportunity. As long as you master the right methods, stay rational, strictly follow your plan, and patiently wait, you can seize opportunities. The key is to avoid falling into a vicious cycle of losses → impatience → reckless operations → even greater losses.
Many get stuck in this cycle not because they lack effort, but because they lack clear direction. Market opportunities are frequent but fleeting. Continuous review, summarization of experience, and refinement of strategies are essential to navigate this market steadily and for the long term.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 7h ago
Another set of "stable income" frameworks, I don't believe you for a second.
Sounds good, but how does it work in practice? Buy the dip after nine days of continuous decline, reduce positions after two days of gains... Isn't this just a reverse version of chasing highs and selling lows? Honestly, it's still gambling.
The key is, anyone can see these indicators. If it were really that simple, everyone would be rich by now.
I think the hardest part is never finding the method, but maintaining the right mindset.
Talking about reviewing and refining strategies—most of the time, it's just a cycle of losing so much that you doubt life and then messing around.
Wait, how long do we have to wait for the 120-day moving average to turn? The crypto market changes so quickly; by the time it happens, the flowers will have withered.
Volume is somewhat reliable, but rushing to sell when volume surges at a high level and prices stagnate? Easy to say, but when the time comes, nobody wants to let go.
I don't deny small funds have opportunities, but more often than not, they're just along for the ride.
Three days of calm, then waiting another three days—how boring is that?
It's really a test of human nature, not a test of the method.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 7h ago
Sounds good, but it's too difficult to execute.
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NightAirdropper
· 7h ago
It all sounds right, but executing it is really difficult haha
Want stable returns in the crypto space? The key is to find the right approach. Today, I’m sharing a practical trading framework that many have used to indeed improve their coin selection and operational efficiency.
**Core Logic for Coin Selection and Entry**
A strong coin that has fallen for 9 consecutive days from a high is often a good opportunity for low-cost accumulation. Conversely, any coin that has risen for two consecutive days should start to be considered for reducing positions. This may sound counterintuitive, but it reflects a simple principle—be cautious at high levels.
Coins with a single-day increase of over 7% may still have room to surge the next day, but there’s no need to rush in; patience and observation are more prudent. For truly strong bull coins, it’s best to wait until their full correction is complete before entering, making risk more manageable.
Another interesting pattern: coins appearing on the three-digit gain list often also appear on the five-digit or even seven-digit gain lists. Coins that have risen for two days in a row can be entered at low points, but the fifth day is often a good selling point.
**Technical Indicators**
Trading volume in the crypto market is irreplaceable. A breakout with increased volume after a consolidation at a low is a good signal. But if volume surges at a high level while the price stagnates, it’s time to decisively exit.
Regarding trend, only operate on coins in an upward trend, which maximizes win rate and conserves effort. From a cycle perspective: a 3-day moving average turning upward indicates a short-term upward opportunity; a 30-day moving average turning upward suggests medium-term optimism; a 80-day moving average turning upward signifies a true main upward wave; a 120-day moving average turning upward indicates a long-cycle opportunity.
If a coin’s volatility remains flat for three consecutive days, observe for another three days. If there’s still no significant change, consider switching to a different target. Coins that fail to recover their previous day’s cost price the next day should be cut and abandoned—don’t hold onto illusions.
**Mindset and Small Capital Logic**
In the crypto space, small capital doesn’t mean no opportunity. As long as you master the right methods, stay rational, strictly follow your plan, and patiently wait, you can seize opportunities. The key is to avoid falling into a vicious cycle of losses → impatience → reckless operations → even greater losses.
Many get stuck in this cycle not because they lack effort, but because they lack clear direction. Market opportunities are frequent but fleeting. Continuous review, summarization of experience, and refinement of strategies are essential to navigate this market steadily and for the long term.