Having been in the crypto world for 8 years, I turned an initial capital of 5000 into 500,000. There’s no black magic in this process; it’s all learned from real market feedback. Many people are curious: how to choose coins, and how to make trades to survive longer and earn steadily?

To be honest, my approach is not complicated. On the contrary, it is precisely because it is simple that it is truly effective.

Most people see the price fluctuations of coins and immediately can’t sit still, making frantic moves, and then facing liquidation. I've experienced it too, and looking back now, it really is quite funny. Where is the problem? It lies in the contradiction between mindset and execution.

**The first step in selecting coins is to start with the gainers list.** Why? Only active coins have subsequent opportunities; dormant coins are useless even if they are cheap. It's actually quite straightforward: only buy those with trading volume.

Then it's about looking at the technical aspects. I don't pay much attention to the noise of short-term candlesticks, but instead focus on the monthly MACD. When a golden cross appears, I enter directly; if there's no golden cross, I wait, and staying in cash is also an option. Short-term fluctuations can be misleading, but long-term trends cannot be hidden. Those betting on oversold rebounds are often falling into probability traps.

**The 60-day moving average is my daily reference.** If the coin price pulls back to near the 70-day line, and the trading volume starts to expand, that's when I'm willing to increase my position. It's not about adding blindly, but rather waiting for signal confirmation before taking action. The market will always provide opportunities; the key is to be able to recognize them.

**Discipline after entering the market is crucial.** Hold when the price rises, and clear out when it breaks the line. Many people's mistake lies in "reluctance," always wanting to wait for a rebound, resulting in the loss of profits. Taking profits also requires rhythm—sell half at 30%, and then reduce half again at 50%. Greed usually doesn't end well. The market is always changing; if you miss a wave, there's no need to regret it, as opportunities always come back around.

**The hardest rule: If it breaks the 70-day line, I must withdraw.** This is the discipline I adhere to for every trade, regardless of holding duration, not competing with the market, and not gambling with my own life. This line has saved me countless times.

The simpler the logic in the crypto world, the easier it is to execute. Complex systems are beautiful, but they often collapse when actually implemented. My experience is that clear entry signals, distinct profit-taking points, and strict stop-loss lines are all that's needed.

Of course, these methods have different applicability for different coins and different market cycles. The performance of leading coins like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL has its own characteristics, but the underlying logic is universal.