Have you ever seen someone turn 1000U into 1,000,000U with a simple method? I have.

No fancy indicators, no neural network predictions, just the two most basic tools: monthly MACD and daily 60 moving average. Sounds stupid? It is indeed simple. But the most profitable people in the market often use the simplest methods.

Why be so simple? Because simplicity means persistence, and persistence means survival. I earn an extra 3 to 10 points daily with this method, never thinking about getting rich overnight.

**Step 1: Screen Coins**

All coins that have risen well in the past 11 days are added to your watchlist. But with one condition: avoid coins that have fallen for more than 3 consecutive days. These are likely fleeing capital, no matter how good they look. The remaining ones are the targets truly favored by the big players.

**Step 2: Monthly Confirmation**

Open the monthly chart and only look at MACD. Only trade when there's a golden cross; avoid the death cross at all costs. To be more precise, only act on the first pullback after a golden cross that hasn't broken below. Don't rush to buy; wait for the signal to be confirmed.

**Step 3: Enter on the Daily Chart**

Switch to the daily chart. The 60 moving average is the only focus. When the price pulls back near this line and a volume-increasing bullish candle or a long lower shadow appears, the big players are back. This is the time to go heavy.

No volume confirmation? Then wait. Better to miss one opportunity than get trapped.

**Step 4: Strict Stop-Loss**

After entering, the 60 moving average is your life and death line. If the price rises 30%, sell one-third to lock in profits. When it reaches 50% gain, sell another third. Keep the profits safe.

If the price falls below the 60 moving average the next day, exit all positions. Don't hope for a rebound or rely on luck. Risk control always comes before profits.

The brilliance of this method lies in: the monthly chart filters the trend, the daily chart controls the rhythm, and the 60 moving average manages risk. All three steps are indispensable. The chance of breaking the line is small, but once it happens, stop-loss must be executed quickly—that's the real secret to survival.