I have been involved in the digital asset space from the traditional futures market for many years, experiencing several bull and bear cycles. In 2017, I officially and systematically started researching and trading cryptocurrencies. Over the years, through disciplined methodologies, I have gradually accumulated substantial profits.



The most effective trading strategies are actually not complicated; the core logic is a closed loop of four steps: selecting coins → buying → managing holdings → selling. I will break down each detail.

**Step 1: Criteria for Selecting Coins**

Open the daily chart and focus on signals at the daily level. Pay special attention to MACD golden crosses, especially those formed above the zero line, as signals of this type are the most reliable. This is the first filter for entry.

**Step 2: Simplify Holding Rules**

Switch to the daily chart and focus on one line— the daily moving average. The logic is straightforward: if the price is above the daily moving average, hold; if it falls below, sell. Don’t look at other indicators; simplicity is stability.

**Step 3: Adding Positions and Setting Take Profits**

After buying, if the price breaks above the daily moving average and the volume is also above the daily moving average, it confirms the buy signal, and you can consider full-position deployment. Selling occurs at three points: when the wave gains 40%, sell 1/3 of the total position; at 80% gain, sell another 1/3; if the price falls below the daily moving average, clear the remaining position entirely.

**Step 4: Risk Discipline (Most Critical)**

Since the daily moving average is the core basis, it must be strictly followed. If unexpected circumstances cause the price to drop below the daily moving average the next day, do not hesitate—sell everything immediately. This method has a very low probability of breakdown, but risk awareness must always be maintained. After selling, wait until the price re-establishes above the daily moving average before considering re-entering. This approach effectively avoids being trapped.

**The Essence of the Strategy**

No matter how volatile the market, the value of the strategy becomes more apparent. During bull markets, impulsiveness is common; during bear markets, panic is easy. True traders win by discipline over human nature. Protect your principal, uphold trading bottom lines, and perhaps the next person to achieve wealth leaps in the crypto market is the one who can truly stick to the rules.
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LadderToolGuyvip
· 01-25 22:47
Are the daily moving averages really that powerful? Why do I always feel like I'm getting caught...
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DataChiefvip
· 01-25 20:00
The daily moving average strategy can indeed make money; it all depends on who can hold on without wavering. --- It sounds good, but very few can actually execute it. When the bear market comes, everything collapses. --- Discipline is correct, but what if the market suddenly gaps? The daily moving average can't save you then. --- I've tried this method, and the gains aren't as crazy as you said. Maybe I chose bad coins. --- Setting the sell point too rigidly, sometimes you should sell before it even reaches 40%. --- Sticking to the principle of preserving capital is the most heartbreaking; most people lose because they can't hold on. --- The problem is how to distinguish a true golden cross from a false breakout—that's the real challenge. --- It sounds simple, but in actual operation, emotional management is the hardest part. --- Those who made money in 2017 were lucky; can this round of market be replicated? --- This method sounds reliable, but no matter how good someone is, if they haven't experienced extreme market conditions, it's all talk.
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not_your_keysvip
· 01-25 11:51
The concept of the daily moving average sounds good, but I don't know how long it can be maintained in real trading... When the bull market arrives, everyone wants to go all in.
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LoneValidatorvip
· 01-23 06:31
The concept of the daily moving average has been heard too many times, but the key is execution ability... Most people can't withstand the first pullback and break down.
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ThreeHornBlastsvip
· 01-23 06:31
The daily moving average system is spot on, but it's not that easy to implement in practice. The biggest enemy is your mindset.
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TokenVelocityTraumavip
· 01-23 06:31
Is the daily moving average really that powerful? I feel like I never have time to sell every time it drops...
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ruggedSoBadLMAOvip
· 01-23 06:31
The daily moving average system is indeed simple, but I have a few details I want to ask about when actually implementing it... Did your hand shake when it broke below?
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PseudoIntellectualvip
· 01-23 06:29
The daily moving average is back again. I've heard too many of these kinds of statements... In actual operations, discipline is useless when encountering black swan events.
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ImaginaryWhalevip
· 01-23 06:20
That thing called the daily moving average sounds a bit too simple to be true, haha. It all depends on whether you can really control yourself during actual practice.
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