Ten years have already passed since I started understanding crypto trading. During this time, I’ve been through everything—from the euphoria of first big wins to despair over losses that seemed irreparable. And you know what, it was these falls that taught me what truly works in the market.

Initially, in 2017, I caught the altcoin wave and thought I was a genius. Then 2018 shattered that illusion. Greed and lack of discipline—those are what broke me. I bought at the peaks, sold at the bottoms, used huge leverage. The result was predictable: I lost everything and ended up in debt. But it was then that I realized I needed to learn truly.

After two years of systematic study, I developed my own strategy that helped me not only recover my losses but also earn serious amounts. The main discovery: how much you can earn in cryptocurrency depends not on luck, but on discipline and proper risk management.

My core approach is based on two pillars: a monthly MACD to identify the trend and a 60-day moving average for entry points. It sounds simple, but that simplicity is where the essence lies.

Step one—asset selection. I look at the top 50 cryptocurrencies with the biggest growth over the past two weeks and choose those showing real strength. If a coin drops three days in a row—it's a signal that major players are already exiting. I skip those.

Step two—trend check. On the monthly chart, I look for a MACD golden cross. This indicates a long-term bullish trend, and the probability of a big move is much higher. It’s a filter that saves me from trading against the trend.

Step three—entry. I switch to the daily chart and wait for the price to pull back to the 60-day moving average. This is often a support level from big capital. When volume appears— I enter.

Step four—exit. Here, iron discipline is needed. When the price rises by 30%— I sell a third of my position. At 50%— another third. I hold the rest until the price drops below the moving average. And most importantly: if the price falls below the 60-day MA the day after I enter— I exit completely. No hopes for a rebound.

Why does this work? Because I only trade bullish assets, enter with low risk, and exit according to plan—not emotions. It doesn’t guarantee winning every trade, but it ensures long-term profit.

But I want to share the most important discovery: most people lose money not because they pick the wrong assets, but because of greed and fear. When it’s time to set a stop-loss—they hesitate. When it’s time to lock in profits—they wait for more. As a result, profits evaporate, and losses grow.

I often tell my friends: imagine you’re hired to follow my trading strategy. You follow the rules, make 30 trades a month, and get paid for each correct trade. For mistakes—penalties. Sounds simple? But in real trading, that’s exactly what happens. The market pays those who follow the plan and penalizes those who trade on emotions.

Now, about how much you can really earn in crypto. It depends on three factors: win percentage, profit-to-risk