#数字资产市场动态 There are many legends in the crypto world, and even more stories of people getting rich, but those who truly make it to the end and profit are often not the self-proclaimed smart investors, but the persistent ones who master the fundamentals to perfection.

My account now reaches eight figures. Seven years ago, I was divorced and left with nothing, carrying a mountain of debt. No connections, no insider information, no talent—only one question kept echoing in my mind: How can ordinary people survive in this market and still make a profit?

After pondering for a long time, I developed a seemingly "clumsy" but effective method. I don’t chase fancy tricks or seek thrills, but it has allowed me to steadily earn over five million.

The core logic is simple: no gambling, just follow the trend.

Regarding market analysis, my principle is to only look at the daily chart. Short-term cycles like five-minute or fifteen-minute charts? They only break your mental state. I focus on the MACD golden cross on the daily chart and above the zero line—these coins are worth deeper observation, as the probability of a trend emerging is much higher than guessing randomly based on feelings.

Once the signal is confirmed, my trading logic revolves around the daily moving average: hold when above, exit when below. Rough but effective.

Timing entry is crucial. When the price breaks above the daily moving average and volume increases, I directly build a position—no testing the waters. The prior screening process has already eliminated most poor-quality projects.

As for exiting, I use a phased take-profit strategy. When the gain reaches 40%, I sell one-third; at 80%, another third; and once the remaining position falls below the daily moving average, I close everything. Making a lot or a little profit isn’t the point—securing the gains is what allows me to sleep peacefully.

The most difficult part, and what most people can’t do, is: if the next day the price drops below the daily moving average, I must close all positions immediately—no hopefulness. It’s better to sell prematurely than to ride the roller coaster of emotional turmoil. Wait for it to stabilize above the daily moving average again before buying back.

Opportunities are continuous, but if your principal is wiped out, it’s truly over.

This method isn’t flashy, but it helped me escape the debt swamp and steadily find my footing. It’s not luck, but the repeated execution of that "correct but boring" task, year after year.

Confused about specific coins? Feel free to discuss—I’m happy to help you analyze deeply and earn stable returns together with a "clumsy approach."