After seven years of hard work in the crypto market, I grew my principal from 50,000 to over 50 million, relying on the 50% position management rule, with monthly returns stabilizing around 70%. This methodology once helped a friend double his assets in three months, and today I’m sharing it all with you. $ZEC

**Always divide your funds into five parts, invest only 20% at a time**
Each position should be limited to one-fifth of your total funds, with a strict 10% stop loss. Let's do the math: a single loss only costs you 2% of your total funds, and it would take five consecutive losses to reduce your principal by 10%. But when profiting, set your take profit at over 10%. With this risk-reward ratio, how likely are you to get stuck in a losing trade?

**Following the trend is the key**
Every rebound in a downtrend is a bull trap, while pullbacks in an uptrend are golden buying opportunities. A simple question: is it easier to catch the bottom or buy the dip? The answer is obvious.

**Stay away from short-term surging assets**
Whether it's major coins or altcoins, very few can continue to rise after a sharp short-term surge. The reason is simple—after a spike, further upward movement becomes much harder, and if the price stalls at a high, it naturally falls back. Yet there are always people who want to gamble on that small chance.

**Use MACD to determine entry and exit timing**
When the DIF and DEA lines form a golden cross below the zero axis and then break through the zero axis, that’s a relatively reliable entry signal. When the MACD forms a death cross above the zero axis and moves downward, it’s time to consider reducing your position.

**Never average down on a losing position**
I don't know how many people have been hurt by the term "averaging down." The more you lose, the more you buy, and the more you buy, the more you lose—this is a cardinal trading sin, like pushing yourself into a pit. Remember: only add to winning positions, never add to losing ones.

**Volume-price relationship is the primary indicator**
Trading volume is the soul of the market. When a coin’s price breaks out with volume after consolidating at a low, it’s worth watching. If there’s high volume but the price stalls at the top, exit decisively.

**Only trade uptrending assets**
An upward turn in the 3-day moving average indicates a short-term opportunity; a turn in the 30-day average signals a mid-term trend; the 84-day moving average turning up marks the start of a major uptrend; the 120-day average turning up establishes a long-term trend. Focus your efforts on uptrends for the highest win rate and most efficient use of your energy.

**Reviewing trades is essential**
After every trade, check: Has your rationale for holding changed? Is the weekly K-line trend matching your expectations? Has the trend direction reversed? Regularly reviewing and adjusting your strategy is the only way to survive longer in the market.

Systematic thinking is more important than getting rich quick. I hope these methods can help you avoid detours on your investment journey.