I used a particularly "dumb" method to trade cryptocurrencies, and it earned me over ten million yuan, almost always ensuring I walk away with profit.

Ten years ago, I was heavily in debt, left home, and when I was at my wit's end, I accidentally entered the crypto world. I knew nothing about technology at the time, only one rough method: focus on Bitcoin that had been declining for more than a week, buy in, and sell once it rebounds 5%, never holding for more than a day. No chasing highs, no greed, no stubborn holding.

With this simple method, I persisted for ten years. From a few hundred yuan in capital, I gradually grew it into eight figures, paid off my debts, and calmed my mind. The simpler the method, the steadier the heart, and money tends to find its way to you. $BTC

This operation actually involves four steps: choosing which coin, when to enter, how to allocate positions, and when to exit. I'll explain each step clearly:

Step one, choosing coins only looks at the MACD golden cross on the daily chart.
Only operate on Bitcoin, focusing on the daily level. When MACD shows a golden cross, preferably above the zero line, this signal is the most reliable.

Step two, still on the daily chart, only track one moving average—the daily moving average.
If the price stays above the moving average, keep holding; if it falls below, decisively exit. Stay above the line, leave below the line.

Step three, after buying, if the price stabilizes above the daily moving average and trading volume also increases, you can add to your position.
Sell in three stages: if the wave gains more than 50%, sell one-third; if it doubles (100%), sell another third; once the price falls below the daily moving average again, sell all remaining positions.

Step four, which is the most critical: the entire strategy revolves around the daily moving average.
If, the day after buying, the price drops below the moving average, you must sell everything—no room for luck. Although this coin selection method has a relatively high probability of breaking below, risk control always comes first. After selling, patiently wait for it to rise back above the moving average, then buy again.