Trading #数字资产动态追踪 is not that difficult; often, the simplest methods are the most resilient.

I know an old trader who, over ten years ago, was still doing small trades. Later, he focused on analyzing the market and always traded with discipline. He doesn't have many tricks—just four steps: how to choose coins, when to buy, how to manage positions, and when to sell. But each step has fixed rules, and he never changes his mind on the fly.

The first rule: only look at the daily chart.
Open the chart and turn off all other timeframes. Only look for MACD bullish cross signals on the daily chart. If the golden cross is still above the zero line, that’s even more reliable, and the structure looks better.

The second rule: focus on a single daily moving average.
Don’t clutter your chart with all kinds of fancy indicators. If the price stays above the moving average, hold your position. Once the price effectively breaks below the moving average, consider exiting. This line is the backbone of the entire strategy.

The third rule: entry and partial exit must have clear trigger conditions.
Enter only when the price returns above the daily moving average and volume increases simultaneously. That’s when you buy. When the trend moves up and gains nearly 40%, take some profits; if it continues to rise, reduce more. The benefit of this approach is straightforward—reduce risk.

The fourth rule: exit decisively.
If the closing price falls below the moving average, regardless of your thoughts, execute a full exit the next day. Selling early isn’t a big deal. If the trend reclaims the moving average, just re-enter according to the rules.

In short, most people who can stick to their rules are already ahead of others.