$ETH Do you know what the simplest way to trade cryptocurrencies is? It’s the method that can help you achieve steady and consistent profits, accumulating to millions.

I don’t claim to be a trading expert, and mistakes are inevitable. But you might want to know: when the entire market is crying out in despair, why can my account grow from 1,000U to 1,000,000U? The key isn’t genius, but the approach.

This "simple method" I’ve been using is straightforward and effective. In theory, anyone can learn it, but most people simply don’t take it seriously. On average, I can earn an extra 3 to 10 points daily, with extremely high stability. Want to know exactly how I do it?

**Step 1: Select the right tracks and avoid landmines**

First, look at the coins that have gained the most in the past 11 days, and add these potential stocks to your watchlist. Then — and this is crucial — kick out all coins that have been falling for more than 3 consecutive days. Continuous decline usually indicates capital outflow, and such coins are unlikely to rebound in the short term. There’s no need to take that risk.

The remaining coins are truly being chased by funds, and these are the ones you should focus on.

**Step 2: Use the monthly chart to find golden crosses**

Open the candlestick chart and switch to the monthly level — this is very important, don’t be fooled by intraday fluctuations. Only trade coins where the MACD shows a golden cross. If you see a death cross, immediately abandon it — that’s a risk signal. We wait for the first pullback after the golden cross without breaking below the support. No rush; wait until the signal is fully confirmed before acting.

**Step 3: Use the daily 60-day moving average to set entry points**

When entering a position, the only thing to watch is the 60-day moving average. When the price pulls back near this line, and there’s a volume-increasing bullish candle or a long lower shadow, it generally indicates that the main funds are starting to move again. This is the time to add heavily.

But the prerequisite is volume confirmation. Without volume, it’s better to miss the opportunity than to force it.

**Step 4: Risk control is vital**

Once in the trade, the 60-day moving average is your safety line. When the profit reaches 30%, sell one-third to lock in gains. When it hits 50%, sell another third to secure profits further.

Most importantly: if the next day the price falls below the 60-day moving average, exit immediately — no hesitation. Don’t cling to hope; don’t fantasize. Risk management leaves no room for emotion.

**Summary**

The core of this strategy is: use the monthly chart to determine the trend, precisely locate entry points with the daily 60-day moving average, and strictly follow profit-taking and stop-loss rules. Although the probability of breaking below the 60-day MA isn’t high, if it happens, you must react immediately. Stick to this framework, and risk is manageable.

I only share practical experience, no hype, no stories — just to help you survive longer in the market.