To achieve stable profits in cryptocurrency trading, the key is to establish a reusable methodology. Instead of listening to unreliable promises, start from practical experience, break down the trading logic in detail, and clearly explain each step.



**Step 1: Price Increase Screening to Avoid Weak Coins**
Include coins that have been on the top gainers list in the past 20 days, but proactively exclude those that have fallen for more than 5 days. These coins are often in the phase of capital profit-taking and escape, so following up is essentially the last attempt.

**Step 2: Monthly Chart Level, Lock in MACD Golden Cross Signal**
Switch to the monthly chart, focusing on coins where the MACD forms a golden cross. A monthly golden cross indicates a long-term upward trend, which is the fundamental logic for trading decisions—if the main trend is wrong, any other operation is futile.

**Step 3: Daily Chart Level, 60-Day Moving Average Rebound Entry**
Switch to the daily chart, where the core is a 60-day moving average. When the price pulls back near the moving average and shows volume-increasing stabilization candlestick patterns, this is a high-probability entry point within the wave, worth decisive action.

**Step 4: Discipline Enforcement, Phased Profit-Taking and Risk Management**
After entering the position, use the 60-day moving average as the bottom line. Hold firmly above, exit decisively below. Specific details include:

- When the wave's gain exceeds 20%, sell one-third to lock in profits;
- When the gain reaches 40%, sell another third to secure most of the gains;
- If the position drops below the 60-day moving average the next day, exit all positions unconditionally—protecting the principal is always the top priority.

It’s important to note that even if a coin is sold, as long as it later meets the condition of "monthly golden cross + daily pullback to 60-day moving average with volume," it can be re-entered gradually to continue participating in this wave.

Trading has no absolute rules, but a clear risk framework is essential. Master this methodology and strictly adhere to discipline to go further in a volatile market.
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Rekt_Recoveryvip
· 5h ago
ngl this reads like every "foolproof system" i've blown up my account chasing... the 60 ma sounds solid tho, been there, done that, got liquidated lmaooo
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ColdWalletGuardianvip
· 11h ago
There's nothing wrong with the 60 moving average strategy; I'm just worried that not many people will actually stick with it.
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AirdropATMvip
· 11h ago
Sounds good, but in actual practice, very few people can really follow this approach.
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JustHodlItvip
· 11h ago
This 60 moving average strategy sounds good, but the key is whether it can be executed properly. I've seen too many people learn the method and change their tune the very next day.
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MainnetDelayedAgainvip
· 11h ago
According to the database, how many cycles have passed since this methodology was last hyped... 20-day screening, monthly golden cross, 60 moving average, it sounds perfectly aligned, but when it actually drops below the moving average, how many people can unconditionally exit their full position? It is recommended to include "discipline enforcement" in the delayed data statistics.
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