Many people say you can't make money in the crypto world, but my experience might illustrate another possibility.

Three years ago, I failed in my startup and was left with a mountain of debt. During that time, I had to budget carefully even for meals. But I had no way out, so I decided to focus and study trading, believing only in methods, not luck.

After two years of effort, I used a very simple trading logic to earn 23 million. Now my debts are long paid off, and I’ve accumulated a seven-figure asset.

This method boils down to four steps: selecting coins, buying, position management, and selling. It sounds basic, but execution is the real test.

**How to select coins?**

I only look at the daily chart. I focus on coins where the MACD daily crossover occurs, especially those where the golden cross is above the zero line. These opportunities are the highest priority.

**When to buy?**

Still watch the daily moving average. If the price is above the daily moving average, hold; if it drops below, sell immediately. No hesitation, no luck involved. Clear, simple, and decisive.

**How to manage positions?**

Wait until the coin price confirms it’s stable above the daily moving average, and trading volume is above the average volume line. At this point, you can add to your position decisively.

Then sell in stages: if the gain reaches 40%, sell one-third; if it reaches 80%, sell another third; if it falls below the daily moving average, clear out the remaining position.

**The most critical part is risk control.**

After buying, if the price unexpectedly drops below the daily moving average the next day—regardless of profit or loss—I close all positions. No exceptions. Wait until it re-establishes above the moving average before re-entering when the opportunity arises.

Why is this method effective? Because I stick to doing one thing: following the rules strictly. In ten trades, I can win eight. Not because I’m particularly smart, but because I have discipline.

The crypto market is volatile, with bull and bear phases changing unpredictably. If you’re feeling lost or helpless in trading right now, and want to find a reliable path, maybe this approach can help you avoid detours. The key isn’t how complicated the method is, but whether you can stick to executing it.