#数字货币市场回升 Sharing a trap that I have verified effective for short-term trading over the past two years, with the capital growing from 50,000 to 1,230,000 U. Many frens have also achieved asset breakthroughs using this approach. The core is discipline + execution; the method is actually not complicated.
The entire system is divided into four stages:
**Currency Filter** During daily reviews, only look at the daily chart level, focusing on the targets where MACD generates a golden cross. If the golden cross occurs above the 0 axis, the success rate will be higher. This step is the first round of filtering using technical indicators.
**Entry and Exit** Use the daily moving average as a reference benchmark. Consider holding positions when the price is above the average, and exit decisively when it falls below the average, without delay. This line serves as both support and a warning line.
**Position Adjustment Strategy** After buying in, if the price and trading volume simultaneously break through the daily moving average, consider increasing your position. When profits reach 40%, reduce one-third of your position to lock in profits; when it rises to 80%, reduce another one-third; once it falls below the daily moving average, clear out the remaining position.
**Stop Loss Discipline** This is the core of the entire method. If the position falls below the daily moving average the next day, regardless of the reason, sell everything immediately. Even if it rises back up after you've sold, don't regret it; just wait for it to stabilize above the moving average before re-entering.
The key to this framework lies not in how sophisticated the techniques are, but in whether one can consistently execute them. It's during market fluctuations that one is most easily swayed, but as long as one maintains discipline, the win rate will be guaranteed in the long run. In trading, the methods should be simple, and the mindset should be steady.
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 22h ago
In simple terms, it's just the fear of not being able to hold on, and you have to rely on a disciplined framework to constrain yourself.
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MevWhisperer
· 22h ago
The words are not wrong, but I'm afraid of being played for suckers when it comes to execution...
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HalfIsEmpty
· 23h ago
It's easier said than done. How many people can really stick to a stop loss?
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wagmi_eventually
· 23h ago
From 50,000 to 1.23 million, why does it sound so real? I just want to know what the mindset is during a pullback.
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ProtocolRebel
· 23h ago
Sounds good, but can this trap really guarantee profits, bro? It still seems like it depends on the market's mood.
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MevHunter
· 23h ago
Sounds good, but to be honest, the core of this set of things is the stop loss discipline, which most people still can't achieve.
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WagmiWarrior
· 23h ago
Sounds good, but turning 50,000 into 1,230,000... how many perfect operations would that take? To be honest, it's a bit hard to believe.
#数字货币市场回升 Sharing a trap that I have verified effective for short-term trading over the past two years, with the capital growing from 50,000 to 1,230,000 U. Many frens have also achieved asset breakthroughs using this approach. The core is discipline + execution; the method is actually not complicated.
The entire system is divided into four stages:
**Currency Filter**
During daily reviews, only look at the daily chart level, focusing on the targets where MACD generates a golden cross. If the golden cross occurs above the 0 axis, the success rate will be higher. This step is the first round of filtering using technical indicators.
**Entry and Exit**
Use the daily moving average as a reference benchmark. Consider holding positions when the price is above the average, and exit decisively when it falls below the average, without delay. This line serves as both support and a warning line.
**Position Adjustment Strategy**
After buying in, if the price and trading volume simultaneously break through the daily moving average, consider increasing your position. When profits reach 40%, reduce one-third of your position to lock in profits; when it rises to 80%, reduce another one-third; once it falls below the daily moving average, clear out the remaining position.
**Stop Loss Discipline**
This is the core of the entire method. If the position falls below the daily moving average the next day, regardless of the reason, sell everything immediately. Even if it rises back up after you've sold, don't regret it; just wait for it to stabilize above the moving average before re-entering.
The key to this framework lies not in how sophisticated the techniques are, but in whether one can consistently execute them. It's during market fluctuations that one is most easily swayed, but as long as one maintains discipline, the win rate will be guaranteed in the long run. In trading, the methods should be simple, and the mindset should be steady.