#比特币与黄金战争 Wealth stories in the crypto market are always glamorous, but those who truly make it to the end and earn real money are often not the self-proclaimed smart people, but the executors who master the "fundamentals."

My account now has eight figures, but seven years ago, the situation was completely reversed—divorced, wiped out, and still in debt. No background, no insider information, no special talent—only able to repeatedly ask myself one question: How can ordinary retail investors survive, or even profit, in this market?

After pondering for several years, I have summarized a set of trading logic that looks "very simple." It’s unpretentious, not flashy, but it helped me turn around from debt to stable income, accumulating over 5 million.

The core idea is just one sentence: **No prediction, only follow the trend**.

**About market watching:** I only look at daily charts. Those 5-minute or 15-minute charts? Purely tools to see people go crazy. My screening criterion is simple—coins with MACD showing a golden cross and above the zero line are worth paying more attention to. Opportunities filtered this way are much more reliable than blind guesses.

**Execution after confirmation signals:** Just focus on the daily moving average. Hold if the price is above it; exit if it breaks below—no hesitation.

**Specific buy/sell rhythm:** Wait until the coin price stabilizes above the daily moving average and trading volume increases; then enter directly, no need for trial orders. The screening process has already eliminated most junk projects.

**About taking profits:** This is a part many people can’t learn. Sell one-third when the gain reaches 40%; sell another third when it hits 80%; if the remaining part falls below the daily moving average, close all positions. How much profit doesn’t matter much; staying alive and exiting is the top priority.

**The hardest part—reaction when it breaks below the daily moving average the next day:** Don’t hold onto hope; exit immediately. Selling prematurely is better than being trapped. Anyway, wait until it stabilizes above the daily moving average again—the opportunity will still be there, and you can re-enter.

Opportunities keep recurring; once the principal hits zero, it’s truly over.

This method isn’t some advanced skill, but it has taken me from nothing to where I am now. What supports me isn’t luck, but sticking to a "correct but boring" task and reviewing it year after year.

Interested in specific coins or confused about trading ideas? Feel free to discuss—we’ll earn the money we deserve with the "simple method."