#大户持仓动态 Many people who trade cryptocurrencies fall into the same trap—thinking they need to master a bunch of candlestick indicators and analyze numerous data dimensions to make money. And what’s the result? The more they learn, the more they lose. My experience is completely the opposite.

Eight years ago, I was heavily in debt. Now, I have a seven-figure asset portfolio, and it’s not due to any advanced theories, but a simple "foolproof" discipline system. No complex hedging, no high-frequency trading, just a steady daily chart approach. Over the years, I’ve almost never stepped into a trap. The key is—I never gamble, I only speak with data.

**Core Method Breakdown**

First, don’t get crazy over noise. Open the daily chart and temporarily ignore everything else. The fluctuations on 5-minute and 15-minute charts are just distractions that can lead you to make wrong decisions. Focus on the daily chart, look for MACD golden cross patterns—if the golden cross is above the zero line, this signal has a very high success rate, and the trend is extremely clear.

Second, one simple moving average (MA) line is enough. All buy and sell logic revolves around it. Stay resolutely below the MA when you’re bearish, hold confidently above it when bullish—it's that simple. This line essentially acts as the boundary between you and the market—it tells you when to go with the trend.

Third, once your rules are set, don’t change them. Entry trigger: when the price breaks above the daily MA and volume also exceeds the average daily volume, both conditions must be met before acting. Selling is equally straightforward—sell one-third when gains reach 40%, sell another third at 80%, and if the price falls below the daily MA, close all positions immediately. No hesitation, no luck-based decisions, just mechanical execution.

Fourth, and most importantly, if the price falls below the MA, sell—don’t think about bouncing back. Many people get stuck on the phrase "I’ll wait a bit longer." If it breaks below the daily MA, clear out everything the next day. Missing the opportunity isn’t scary—wait until $BTC or $ETH re-establish above the daily MA to re-enter. This way, you can avoid risk and still get in. Why gamble on a rebound during a decline?

This method may sound ridiculously simple, but it helped me turn my debt-ridden days around. Over eight years, my asset curve has been steadily moving upward—nothing fancy, just steady.

There are no shortcuts in trading, but there is logic. Stick to daily chart thinking, maintain discipline with the MA, execute mechanically. Ordinary people can live quite comfortably in this market. Those who truly make money never boast—they let the data speak.