2026-01-03 11:23:07

SOL has been on a good rise recently, and many people are asking about the secret to steady profits. To be honest, growing from 30,000 to over 50 million in eight years is not luck, but a systematic trading framework. The key to maintaining a monthly return of over 70% lies in these points.

The first is capital planning. Divide the principal into five parts, using only one part for each trade, and set a 10% stop-loss line. Even if you make five consecutive wrong judgments, the total loss is only 10% of the principal. As long as the direction is correct, a single take-profit exceeding 10% can effectively protect the principal, making doubling the investment possible.

The second is not to try to catch the bottom. Every big dip is indeed an entry opportunity, but the success rate of low buying is significantly higher than bottom fishing. Following the existing market trend can lead to more stable profits.

The third is to stay away from coins that surge in the short term. The more violent the rise, the sharper the fall afterward. Don’t chase the rise; wait until the trend stabilizes before taking action. Only then can you seize real opportunities.

The MACD indicator is worth using. A golden cross of DIF and DEA below the zero line is a signal to enter the market, while a break below the zero line indicates it’s time to reduce positions. Mastering these makes trading much clearer.

Never add positions during a loss; the more you add, the deeper the trap. Wait until you are profitable, then gradually increase your positions. Let the funds move, and compound growth can be achieved.

Volume also matters. A volume breakout at a low level usually indicates an upcoming rise, while high volume at a high level with stagnation suggests it’s time to exit. Timely stop-loss can preserve most of the profits.

Finally, look at the overall trend. Choose coins with clear trends, and observe the 3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages. When all these lines turn upward, it’s a real big opportunity. Following the big trend, you generally won’t lose.

In summary, sticking to this method, being steady and composed, not rushing, and using systematic thinking for each trade can help achieve stable profits in the crypto market.

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WagmiWarrior

· 19h ago

70% a month? Haha, this number sounds ridiculous no matter how you think about it, unless you really hit the right spot every time. But the idea of dividing the position into five parts is indeed reliable; at least losses can be controlled. I just want to ask, how many people actually get to the point of not adding to their positions? It's easy to say.

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just_another_fish

· 01-03 11:53

Is 70% per month, huh? Sounds pretty good haha --- 8 years to reach 50 million? I don't believe you, show me the transaction records first --- Talking all fancy, but it's just the usual stop-loss and take-profit. If it were that simple, no one would lose money --- I agree with not bottom-fishing during dips, but bottom-fishing is basically dating risk --- MACD golden cross signals entry? I feel like every time it's a sign of being trapped --- Don't add to your position, I've learned this the hard way. The more you add, the more you lose --- Chasing the rally is always for the chives, no mistake there --- Wait until the moving average turns? Then the golden pit is saying goodbye to me --- If you could reliably make 70% monthly, would you still be writing articles here? --- Dividing funds into five parts sounds good, but a sudden crash can wipe it all out --- I've seen too many reverse trades triggered by volume breakout signals --- No doubt about it, but executing it is something no one can do

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ChainSauceMaster

· 01-03 11:53

It sounds very professional, but in practice, it still depends on execution, right? A 70% monthly return? I believe you have a system, but I don't think it can be stably reproduced haha --- Both MACD and moving averages, it feels like they just make the stop-loss more detailed, but I have to admit that the trick of partial stop-loss still has some merit --- The comparison between bottom-fishing and low-buying is pretty good; many people get caught up trying to grab the bottom at that moment --- Speaking casually, losing only 10% after five consecutive misjudgments? That probability is hard to calculate, the market doesn't always cooperate like that --- Never add to your position when it's green, I need to get that tattooed, it's all tears --- Wait until the moving averages turn upward before taking action, it sounds stable, but how many times a year can such an opportunity occur --- Relying on a system to profit is fine, but the key is to have psychological preparation; otherwise, even the best indicators are useless

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BackrowObserver

· 01-03 11:29

Monthly earning of 70%? Man, that data sounds a bit suspicious, but this allocation method is indeed reliable. I also do it with five positions. The habit of chasing highs and selling lows needs to be changed. Buying the dip is definitely more comfortable than bottom fishing, saving you from being trapped every day. I've been using MACD for two months, and I think it's okay, just sometimes lagging. How about your moving average combination? The phrase "the more you top up, the more you get trapped" hits hard haha. Losing money still makes you itchy to add more, and in the end, you become cannon fodder. It's easy to say, but hard to stick to, brother. Most people still get killed by their mindset. Going from 30,000 to 50 million is indeed impressive, but over eight years, what’s the annualized return?

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