#数字货币市场洞察 witnessed a case last June: a friend’s younger cousin gave up a stable job earning 10,000 a month and entered the market with 50,000 in capital.

Many bystanders thought this was gambling. But I understand that mentality—when you want to break through to a new social class, sometimes you have to make different choices.

When he came to ask for advice, I gave him one principle: follow the market, not your feelings.

35 days later, I got a message from him: "This month’s profit is 160,000."

This isn’t luck; it’s a replicable selection logic.

**First Filter: 11-Day Top Gainers, Exclude Coins with Consecutive Drops**

His starting point was the list of top gainers. But the key was subtraction—any asset that had dropped for three consecutive days was immediately ruled out.

Coins that look fierce in the short term often have the sharpest pullbacks. Out of twelve candidates, four with “three consecutive down days” were eliminated, leaving eight with steady trends.

**Second Filter: Monthly MACD Golden Cross to Confirm Trend**

The remaining eight were then looked at on the monthly chart; any without a golden cross pattern were abandoned.

A monthly golden cross represents the start of a mid-to-long-term trend and is the core basis for directional judgment.

At the time, $SOL had just completed a monthly golden cross with a solid technical pattern. Three targets were ultimately selected.

**Third Step: Daily 60 MA to Find Support Levels**

Back to the daily chart, focusing on the 60-day moving average. This line is often the cost zone for major players.

When $ETH pulled back near the 60 MA, there was a bullish candlestick with three times the usual volume—that was the entry signal.

He entered with 70% of his capital because the trend direction, support level, and volume-price coordination all lined up.

**Fourth Step: Take Profits in Batches to Lock in Gains**

The trading rule was simple: hold as long as the price stays above the 60 MA; exit if it falls below.

When up 30%, sell one-third to recover the initial capital; up 50%, sell another third to lock in profit; the remaining position follows the 60 MA.

For this ETH trade, taking profits on the first two batches recovered all principal; the last position caught another 15% swing, for a total return of 55%.

Another trade, DOT, fell below the 60 MA right after buying; he cut loss at 2% and exited. That coin then dropped another 30%, proving that discipline saved him.

This method doesn’t rely on predictions, but on trend confirmation, support validation, rule execution, and disciplined stop losses.

No matter how volatile the market gets, as long as you have a complete system, you can find your own certainty.