To achieve stable profits in the crypto world, instead of chasing precise bottom-fishing and top-selling, it's better to use discipline to lock in trends. After years of practical experience, I have summarized a six-dimensional trading framework to share with friends who want to avoid pitfalls steadily here.

**First Dimension: Focus on Liquidity, Filter Out Noise**
Start daily review by looking at the top gainers, paying special attention to assets that have been actively traded for the past half month. The crypto market is full of various tokens, most lacking sufficient capital support, turning into "zombie coins." Active assets carry capital memory, making it easier to form a consensus when the trend restarts. Better to miss out than to waste time on low-liquidity assets.

**Second Dimension: Monthly Chart Setting, Trade with the Trend**
The monthly MACD golden cross is the core reference. Such low-frequency signals can accurately anchor medium- to long-term trend reversals. Appearing to pick up bargains during dips is actually a contrarian bet against the trend. Respect the trend to gain a probability advantage; ignore short-term fluctuations and their interference.

**Third Dimension: Daily Rebound, Confirm Entry with Volume**
Even if the monthly chart looks good, don’t chase highs. Wait until the price retraces to the 60-day moving average and volume increases before acting. Moving averages represent average costs, and volume confirms market consensus—position always takes precedence over price, and volume is the evidence to verify if a position is reasonable.

**Fourth Dimension: Breakout and Exit, Stick to the Bottom Line**
Hold on as long as the price doesn’t break below the 60-day moving average. Once it effectively breaks down, exit immediately. Stop-loss is a necessary cost to protect capital; don’t hope for a rebound. It’s precisely because I follow this rule that I have avoided extreme risks multiple times. Long-term survival is far more important than short-term gains.

**Fifth Dimension: Partial Take Profits, Reject Greed**
Reduce half of your position when floating profits reach 30%, close all when profits reach 50%. Entry must be precise, exit should be calm. Trying to catch the entire move often results in giving back all profits. With such volatile markets, taking profits and securing gains is the best strategy.

**Sixth Dimension: Ironclad Stop-Loss Rule, Unshakable**
If the price fails to stay above the 60-day moving average for three consecutive days, or breaks down with increased volume, stop-loss unconditionally. Technical breakdowns are risk signals; seeking comfort in fundamentals afterward is futile. Survive long enough, and you’ll have the chance to make money.

A trading system is essentially a vehicle for executing cognition; its core is using rules to isolate human weaknesses like greed and luck. The gap between retail and professional traders isn’t in knowledge but in execution discipline. Markets cycle repeatedly; only systematic trading can continuously seize opportunities. Making stable profits a goal is more realistic than overnight riches.