Over the years, I’ve accumulated over 50 million in the crypto space using a set of "simple methods," and I’ve become increasingly convinced of one thing: those strategies that seem sophisticated are often traps. The ones that actually survive and make money are usually the simplest moves.

My method is so mechanical it’s boring, but in eight years, I’ve almost never blown up. Back then, I was deep in debt, and it was this disciplined system that truly turned things around for me—not luck, and definitely not gambling.

Today, I’ll share the full logic with you. If you follow it, at the very least you won’t lose money blindly.

**First Move: Only Watch the Daily Chart—Everything Else Is Noise**

When I open a candlestick chart, I only look for one thing: a MACD golden cross, ideally occurring above the zero line.

This pattern has a high win rate and a clear trend. Those 5-minute, 15-minute fluctuations? Ignore them—the more you watch, the more confused you get. The daily chart is the rhythm that ordinary people can actually catch.

**Second Move: Stick to Just One Moving Average**

I only use the daily moving average.

Don’t touch it below the line, hold above the line. That’s it.

This line helps you determine whether you’re going with the trend or against it. Other indicators are just unnecessary distractions.

**Third Move: Mechanized Execution for Adding Positions and Selling**

After buying in, as long as the price breaks above the daily moving average with volume, and the trading volume also breaks above the daily average—go all in.

Selling is just as decisive:
- When it rises 40%, reduce your position by one-third;
- When it rises to 80%, sell another third;
- If it falls below the daily moving average, sell everything.

No hesitation, no "let’s wait a bit," just pure mechanical operation.

**Fourth Move (the toughest one): Sell Immediately on a Break Below—Don’t Hope for Luck**

Since your buy is based on the daily moving average, you should sell if it falls below. If it breaks down the next day, don’t get sentimental, sell everything immediately.

You might worry about missing out, but the probability of this structure breaking down is actually low. Even if you sell, just buy back in if it climbs back above the daily moving average.

You’re not supposed to guess the ups and downs, but to use discipline to minimize losses and capture as much of the trend as possible.

This method may sound ridiculously stupid, but it’s what helped me go from debt to an eight-figure net worth, drawing a steadily rising curve over eight years. I’m not bragging or making empty promises; I only do what I’ve validated in live trading.

The ones who truly survive in crypto are never those who play the fanciest games, but those who can stick to their discipline.