#大户持仓动态 Eight years of trading, from zero to 6 million in the account. Some say it's good luck, but I know those moments of losing everything taught me what the market really is.
Many people ask me how to choose coins and how to operate. To be honest, the method I use now is very simple—because it's straightforward, I can actually make money.
There are many who want to "rush in" when they see market fluctuations. A flurry of operations like a tiger, but in the end, it's either liquidation or total loss. I’ve also done this foolish thing, and I really regret it now.
Sharing a few proven methods; following them can save you a lot of detours:
**Choosing the right coin is crucial.** Only focus on those showing activity on the top gainers list—only with activity can there be future opportunities. Coins that remain still are just a waste of time and capital if bought.
Don’t be fooled by short-term K-line charts. I mainly look at the monthly MACD—consider entering when a golden cross appears, and wait patiently if there’s no golden cross. Short-term dips and spikes are noise; the real trend is in the long cycle. Betting on oversold rebounds? Low probability, and experience shows how costly it can be.
**The 70-day moving average is my life line.** Check it daily. When the price retraces to this line and volume increases, it’s a good time to add positions. But stay calm, wait for the signal to truly appear before acting. If there’s no signal, keep waiting.
Once in the market, don’t be greedy. Hold during gains, and if the price breaks below key support, liquidate immediately. Many fall into the trap of "not wanting to sell," always waiting for a rebound, but end up turning profits into losses—that feeling is really tough.
There are ways to take profits: sell half after a 30% increase, and when it reaches 50%, sell the other half. The market is unpredictable; missing one opportunity isn’t a big deal, there will be another cycle.
**The most important rule: sell if it breaks below the 70-day line.** No matter how long you've held or how low your cost, always follow this. Don’t fight the market head-on or gamble your life; this bottom line has saved me countless times.
The truth about the crypto world is simple: the simpler the method, the easier it is to stick with. Don’t dream of "turning things around in one shot." Those who truly make money are those who stick to discipline and control their emotions. All of this is earned with real money. The crypto world won’t mistreat those who follow the rules, but it will severely punish those who are fearless.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 9h ago
That's right, discipline is life. Having seen too many huge losses caused by contract vulnerabilities, the logic is actually clear—whether it's trading or code, not following the rules will only lead to liquidation.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 9h ago
The 70-day moving average has really saved me many times; this line doesn't lie.
That's right, discipline is more important than anything else. I only learned this after being taught by the market.
6 million is not a small number; this guy really has something, worth learning from.
People who watch K-line charts every day end up losing in the end; long-term cycles are the true principle.
Being reluctant to sell is really the biggest killer in the crypto world. I've been caught by this bad habit before.
Luck? Pure nonsense. Execution is the hard currency.
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alpha_leaker
· 9h ago
That's right, discipline is really the hardest thing to maintain.
I've also experienced the moment of reluctance to sell, and only realized the loss afterward.
I need to try the 70-day moving average idea; it's much more reliable than my current random feelings.
8 years and 6 million, I still have to admit that some people just think things through clearly.
However, the iron rule of withdrawing when breaking below—can it really be executed during FOMO moments?
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All-InQueen
· 9h ago
That's really spot on, discipline is the key to success.
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If it drops below, just run. This is the hardest part to stick to... I've failed several times because of it.
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600 million is not a small number; this guy definitely has some skills.
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I also use the 70-day moving average strategy, but I still get itchy hands often.
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The phrase "can't bear to sell" hits hard; I always end up losing money like that.
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The simplest methods are the easiest to give up on; that's the real test.
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I've tried the monthly MACD golden cross, and it’s indeed much more reliable than short-term strategies.
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Having discipline or not can make a tenfold difference in your account.
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I’ve learned the take-profit method of selling half when it rises 30%; I’ll try it in the next market cycle.
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The crypto world is really so brutal; only those who can endure can make money.
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quietly_staking
· 9h ago
You're right, discipline is indeed the lifeline.
Wait, is the 70-day moving average really that powerful?
I’ve learned my lesson the hard way from being reluctant to sell.
Too many people dream of turning things around, but they all end up failing.
The simplest methods are often the most profitable, but they’re hard to stick with.
I agree with entering again after the monthly moving average shows a golden cross.
But I’ve also seen disciplined traders still lose money—how much does luck play a role?
How did they grind out 8 million? Is it real or fake?
#大户持仓动态 Eight years of trading, from zero to 6 million in the account. Some say it's good luck, but I know those moments of losing everything taught me what the market really is.
Many people ask me how to choose coins and how to operate. To be honest, the method I use now is very simple—because it's straightforward, I can actually make money.
There are many who want to "rush in" when they see market fluctuations. A flurry of operations like a tiger, but in the end, it's either liquidation or total loss. I’ve also done this foolish thing, and I really regret it now.
Sharing a few proven methods; following them can save you a lot of detours:
**Choosing the right coin is crucial.** Only focus on those showing activity on the top gainers list—only with activity can there be future opportunities. Coins that remain still are just a waste of time and capital if bought.
Don’t be fooled by short-term K-line charts. I mainly look at the monthly MACD—consider entering when a golden cross appears, and wait patiently if there’s no golden cross. Short-term dips and spikes are noise; the real trend is in the long cycle. Betting on oversold rebounds? Low probability, and experience shows how costly it can be.
**The 70-day moving average is my life line.** Check it daily. When the price retraces to this line and volume increases, it’s a good time to add positions. But stay calm, wait for the signal to truly appear before acting. If there’s no signal, keep waiting.
Once in the market, don’t be greedy. Hold during gains, and if the price breaks below key support, liquidate immediately. Many fall into the trap of "not wanting to sell," always waiting for a rebound, but end up turning profits into losses—that feeling is really tough.
There are ways to take profits: sell half after a 30% increase, and when it reaches 50%, sell the other half. The market is unpredictable; missing one opportunity isn’t a big deal, there will be another cycle.
**The most important rule: sell if it breaks below the 70-day line.** No matter how long you've held or how low your cost, always follow this. Don’t fight the market head-on or gamble your life; this bottom line has saved me countless times.
The truth about the crypto world is simple: the simpler the method, the easier it is to stick with. Don’t dream of "turning things around in one shot." Those who truly make money are those who stick to discipline and control their emotions. All of this is earned with real money. The crypto world won’t mistreat those who follow the rules, but it will severely punish those who are fearless.