After many years of trading in the crypto space, I’ve discovered a nearly stable profit method—this is also the core experience that helped me accumulate over two million. Today, I want to share some practical insights with everyone.

**Hidden Signals in a Bear Market**

Pay attention to the coins you hold when the market is falling. If the overall market is crashing but your coins are only slightly declining, it often indicates that big funds are supporting them. Such coins can be held with confidence, as the probability of a rebound is high.

**The Simplest Trading Rules**

For mainstream coins like ETH and BEAT, I use moving average strategies. In the short term, watch the 5-day moving average—hold if the price stays above it, sell immediately if it breaks below. For mid-term, focus on the 20-day moving average—same principle. The key is to find a rhythm that suits you and stick to it, without constantly trying to change the rules.

**How to Capture the Main Uptrend**

For example, when ZEC enters a main upward wave, look at the volume. If the price is rising without volume, you can add to your position. If volume increases and the price continues to rise, keep holding. If there's a volume decrease during a correction but the trend remains, don’t rush to sell. Once volume increases and the price falls below the trendline, it’s time to reduce your position—don’t hesitate.

**Short-term Entry and Exit Timing**

If you buy and there’s no movement after three days, consider selling—there’s no need to waste time. Conversely, if the price drops to a 5% loss, cut your losses unconditionally—that’s the bottom line.

**Opportunities in Oversold Rebounds**

If a coin drops 50% from its top and continues to decline for 8 days, it’s usually oversold. The rebound potential is high, so consider buying in.

**Advantages of Leading Coins**

Choose leading coins for trading—they tend to rise the most fiercely and are the most resilient during declines. Don’t rush in just because they’ve fallen a lot, and don’t panic and sell just because they’ve risen. The key is to buy at relatively high levels and sell at even higher levels, not to chase the lowest price.

**Following the Trend Is More Profitable Than Bottom-Fishing**

The biggest mistake in trading is blindly bottom-fishing. Instead of chasing the lowest point, look for good buying opportunities. During a decline, don’t force trades; abandon coins that don’t show promise. This way, you can concentrate your efforts on opportunities with potential.

**Build Your Own Trading System**

People who can consistently profit have a stable trading system. After each operation, review your trades—are your profits coming from strategy or pure luck? Clarify this to build a system that truly belongs to you.

**Learn to Hold Cash and Manage Risks**

Many overlook this point. When unsure, holding cash is also a trading strategy. The core of trading is success rate, not frequent trading. Preserving capital is always more realistic than chasing high returns.

**Final Advice**: It’s hard to grasp all market opportunities alone. Communicate and collaborate more with others in the community to see more possibilities.