Many people ask me how to choose coins and how to pinpoint the buying points. I never hide it: the method isn't that complicated, the key is to grasp three words—稳 (steady), 准 (accurate), 狠 (ruthless). This trading approach is based on my experience of using real money to explore the market.
**The first key: Find active coins, abandon dead coins**
The first thing I do after the market opens is to review the top gainers over the past two weeks. Only coins that are continuously favored by funds can sustain a steady upward trend; those stuck in sideways movement for a long time are just a waste of effort no matter how you look at it.
A phenomenon worth paying attention to—strong coins often show clear signs before they start to rise. I focus on coins that have gained over 100% in the past two months, because the market indeed follows the logic of the strong getting stronger. Also, coins that have been listed for over half a year and just hit new all-time highs shouldn’t be overlooked; these are usually not signs of a top, but rather indicators that a new trend is just beginning.
**The second key: Use monthly charts to identify trends, don’t go against the tide**
After identifying target coins, I switch to the monthly chart, specifically watching for the MACD golden cross. A golden cross on the monthly level indicates that a medium- to long-term upward trend has truly started, like a large ship igniting its main engine, making subsequent inertia-driven rises much more likely than short-term fluctuations and pullbacks.
Don’t try to gamble on oversold rebounds—that’s just luck and carries huge risks. My principle is simple—never buy against the trend, only ride confirmed trend movements. That way, the profits you make are more reliable.
**The third key: The 60-day moving average is the lifeline**
Once the trend is confirmed, it’s just waiting. Wait for a pullback near the 60-day moving average, especially when accompanied by increased trading volume—that’s the real opportunity to get on board. The 60-day line is like a lifeline in a medium-term trend; when the price retraces to this level, it often triggers a rebound.
In summary, discipline and rules are the most reliable protective measures for retail investors. It’s not that this method will make you perfect at timing every entry, but it will help you avoid most of the pitfalls that retail traders often fall into.
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StakeWhisperer
· 01-06 10:05
Honestly, I need to try the 60-day moving average. I kept copying the bottom blindly before and lost a lot.
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degenwhisperer
· 01-05 00:49
The 60-day moving average is a good idea, but to be honest, it still requires patience. Most people fail because they can't wait for this level.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 01-03 11:46
I need to seriously analyze the 60-day moving average. I've been thinking about trying to bottom out, but I've been proven wrong too many times before.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-03 11:42
Sounds good, but I've tried the 60-day moving average method. When the pullback is in place, the trading volume just doesn't increase, and in the end, I still end up losing.
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TerraNeverForget
· 01-03 11:35
The monthly MACD setup is really effective; I'm using it too, but you really need to be patient.
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YieldChaser
· 01-03 11:32
The 60-day moving average system is indeed reliable. That's how I do it too. I'm just worried that new retail investors will still go to gamble on the rebound after seeing it.
Many people ask me how to choose coins and how to pinpoint the buying points. I never hide it: the method isn't that complicated, the key is to grasp three words—稳 (steady), 准 (accurate), 狠 (ruthless). This trading approach is based on my experience of using real money to explore the market.
**The first key: Find active coins, abandon dead coins**
The first thing I do after the market opens is to review the top gainers over the past two weeks. Only coins that are continuously favored by funds can sustain a steady upward trend; those stuck in sideways movement for a long time are just a waste of effort no matter how you look at it.
A phenomenon worth paying attention to—strong coins often show clear signs before they start to rise. I focus on coins that have gained over 100% in the past two months, because the market indeed follows the logic of the strong getting stronger. Also, coins that have been listed for over half a year and just hit new all-time highs shouldn’t be overlooked; these are usually not signs of a top, but rather indicators that a new trend is just beginning.
**The second key: Use monthly charts to identify trends, don’t go against the tide**
After identifying target coins, I switch to the monthly chart, specifically watching for the MACD golden cross. A golden cross on the monthly level indicates that a medium- to long-term upward trend has truly started, like a large ship igniting its main engine, making subsequent inertia-driven rises much more likely than short-term fluctuations and pullbacks.
Don’t try to gamble on oversold rebounds—that’s just luck and carries huge risks. My principle is simple—never buy against the trend, only ride confirmed trend movements. That way, the profits you make are more reliable.
**The third key: The 60-day moving average is the lifeline**
Once the trend is confirmed, it’s just waiting. Wait for a pullback near the 60-day moving average, especially when accompanied by increased trading volume—that’s the real opportunity to get on board. The 60-day line is like a lifeline in a medium-term trend; when the price retraces to this level, it often triggers a rebound.
In summary, discipline and rules are the most reliable protective measures for retail investors. It’s not that this method will make you perfect at timing every entry, but it will help you avoid most of the pitfalls that retail traders often fall into.