#数字资产市场动态 Many people have asked me the same question in front of me—how to achieve stable profits in the crypto market?



My answer has always been straightforward: the method isn't complicated, the key is to be steady, precise, and ruthless. Either treat it as a methodology and follow it exactly, or continue paying tuition through market fluctuations. There is no middle ground.

**Look at the top gainers, pick those with momentum**

Open the exchange every day, and the first thing you do is scan the top gainers list. Who has risen or moved in the past half month, add them all to your watchlist. Why? Because only coins that have moved have active funds and popularity. Those that remain stagnant are a waste of attention.

**MACD Golden Cross is the green light for entry**

What does a golden cross represent? The trend has truly started. Too many people like to bet on oversold rebounds, but that kind of play is basically gambling against the market, almost a death wish. I only follow the trend; the trend is real gold and silver.

**60-day moving average, my battle map**

Once the price retraces near the 60-day moving average, and volume increases, I enter the market. No guessing, no gambling—when the signal appears, act; if not, stay out. A word of advice—sometimes not acting is actually making money, while reckless moves only lead to losses.

**The iron rule after entering: exit when it’s time**

As long as the support line isn't broken, I hold my position. Once it's breached, I exit immediately—no hesitation. Do you know how many people die because they can't bear to sell? Holding onto floating profits until liquidation, often just one hesitant decision away. My choice is to retreat early rather than drag things out.

**Gradual take profit, don’t expect to catch the entire wave**

When the increase exceeds 30%, cut half of your position; when it reaches 50%, cut half of the remaining half. Ever thought about riding the entire trend? That’s basically a dream. The market will never give you all the meat; making small profits and maximizing gains is the real game.

**Break the 60-day line, get out immediately**

This is my bottom line learned through blood and tears—whether just entered or been trapped for three or five days, as soon as it falls below the 60-day line, don’t hesitate, clear your position. If you soften once, the market will teach you a lesson with the next crash.

Many people say this strategy is too "mechanical" and rigid. I tell you the truth: the more you rely on intuition to trade, the easier you get cut. Every rule I use now was bought with the price of a 6 million yuan loss.

Follow the trend, hold the line, stay disciplined—that’s the secret to survival.

In this market, going solo is hard to go far. The path you see now has already been paved by others. Whether to walk it or not, the decision is yours.
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JustHereForAirdropsvip
· 2025-12-27 10:52
The lesson learned from investing 6 million is quite harsh to hear, but I wonder how many people actually follow through with it. --- The 60-day moving average strategy is solid, but the hardest part is human nature... Not many can resist when seeing unrealized gains turn into losses. --- It's another mechanical trading theory; this kind of talk is heard every cycle. I just wonder if people can stick to it when the next crash comes. --- I've definitely learned to take partial profits; always trying to capture the full wave often results in getting knocked out by a counter-move. --- Uh... trading 6 million to just rely on the 60-day moving average for judgment? Seems like many can't afford such expensive tuition. --- Breaking the support line and then clearing the position is truly a life-or-death decision; just worried about the quick rebound after selling. --- I just want to ask, does this method still work poorly in sideways markets?
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OldLeekMastervip
· 2025-12-27 05:22
6 million in tuition... Truly harsh, but to be honest, I've been using this logic for a long time, just lacking execution. --- Breaking the 60-day moving average and clearing everything is something I deeply understand. Only after being trapped do you realize how important stop-losses are. --- "Sometimes not taking action is actually making money," this really hit me. My biggest problem is that I get too eager to act. --- I do the worst job in partial profit-taking, always wanting to hold on a bit longer, but instead of gaining, I get hit back. --- Using the golden cross combined with breaking the 60-day moving average, last year I filled in many previous gaps with this strategy. --- The idea of coins having "temperature" is interesting, but now there are too many clones and too much water. How can we distinguish real heat? --- Just want to ask, can this method be used in a bear market, or do you have to wait for bullish signals?
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GateUser-addcaaf7vip
· 2025-12-24 19:21
The insights gained from paying 6 million in tuition fees, indeed ruthless. --- Those who can hold until the 60-day moving average are already early winners; most are still trapped by emotions. --- This logic sounds rigorous, but when it comes to making huge profits, who can resist chasing the high? --- There's nothing wrong with taking profits in batches; greed often results in not catching any at the end. --- The market won't feed anyone; this statement is a bit harsh haha. --- I've tried MACD golden cross entries; success rate is okay, but sometimes it tricks the lines. --- Running when breaking the line is the hardest to execute; being soft-hearted really teaches you a lesson. --- Catching hot coins on the top gainers list— isn't that just chasing the rally? Sounds risky too. --- Every rule behind it involves real money and silver; that's what makes it most valuable. --- Mechanical trading indeed helps survive; it's much better than playing by feel.
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ser_we_are_earlyvip
· 2025-12-24 11:25
The experience gained from 6 million in tuition fees is indeed tough, but I still think it's easier to talk about this stuff than to actually do it. --- Wait, I have to admit that getting out completely after breaking the 60-day moving average is impressive. Too many people get stuck because they can't let go. --- It all sounds right, but when it comes to execution, I still get cut... Really. --- Following this trading method, the premise is to be smart enough, right? I don't think many people can handle this market trend. --- I've never figured out the part about partial profit-taking clearly. Cutting half at 30% feels too conservative. --- I've heard a hundred times that you should go with the trend, but very few can truly stick to the discipline. --- I can't afford the 6 million tuition fee; I can only learn from others' shared experiences. --- I've tried the MACD golden cross, but I always feel like something's missing. Maybe I just don't have enough sharpness.
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CryptoGoldminevip
· 2025-12-24 11:23
Is the 6 million tuition fee still payable? This discipline is indeed strict, but from the perspective of computing power efficiency, ROI is the core. I also use the 60-day moving average line, but I pay more attention to the difficulty adjustment cycle in conjunction with the moving average signals. Talking about plans on paper is easy; the real challenge is mental resilience. I feel this is more suitable for players with a substantial capital base; retail investors doing well to maintain half of the discipline is already good.
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 2025-12-24 11:20
6 million yuan in tuition fees, truly a realization built with money. I support this straightforward approach that emphasizes discipline without any fuss.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9vip
· 2025-12-24 11:18
Losing 6 million and still have the nerve to teach others, haha --- It sounds like the usual pump-and-dump talk, just a different way of saying it --- If the 60-day moving average is so万能, why haven't you made a fortune --- Relying on intuition can indeed lead to being cut, but mechanical following the trend doesn't necessarily make money --- That moment of reluctance to sell hit the nail on the head; clearly should have cut losses but insisted on holding --- Batch profit-taking has some merit, much better than all-in --- Can a set of rules really fit all market conditions? Doubtful --- Following the trend is easy to say, but identifying the trend is difficult --- If it drops below, just clear the position... you won't earn that tenfold coin --- I understand this system too, but the problem is I can't execute it
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AirdropHarvestervip
· 2025-12-24 11:16
This 6 million really wasn't wasted, every word hits the heart. The moment you can't bear to sell is the most fatal; I've seen too many people get liquidated because of this. Mechanical is mechanical, at least you're alive. Break the 60-day moving average and run immediately; no hesitation, no softening, this is the way to make money. Chasing hot coins isn't wrong, but after chasing, you must have an exit discipline, or you'll be trapped sooner or later. It feels like traders all look pretty miserable; using rules to trap yourself actually helps you survive the longest. Batch profit-taking is truly unbeatable; not greedy, and you'll always have the next opportunity.
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GateUser-e19e9c10vip
· 2025-12-24 11:10
The 6 million tuition fee... Man, how tragic must the loss be --- It's easy to say, but how many people can actually execute a 60-day moving average stop-loss? I haven't managed to do it myself --- I've tried the MACD golden cross strategy, but it just feels like it's easy to look at but mentally exhausting to execute --- Partial profit-taking is indeed reliable, but most of the time I still get greedy --- Mechanical trading sounds cold-blooded but it really makes money; human nature is the biggest enemy of this system --- Alright, stop talking. The key is to control yourself and not chase highs. It sounds simple, but actually sticking to it is really hard --- I've heard this theory several times, but I only remember it after getting stopped out each time --- Having discipline is one thing, but when I see the limit-up board, I get impulsive... It's tough
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FlashLoanLarryvip
· 2025-12-24 11:02
Lessons learned from 6 million, this is the price paid in blood --- Sounds very reasonable, but I still feel I can't stick to such rigid rules --- Breaking the line and retreating completely, easy to say but hard to do --- I've heard this theory N times, but the key is that those with poor execution can never follow through --- Is the 60-day moving average really that magical? Why do I always get cut here --- Talking about partial profit-taking in batches is quite practical; not being greedy indeed helps you live longer --- Feels right but just can't make money, maybe I'm just the leek being cut --- Following the trend is the easiest to say but the hardest to do --- MACD golden cross entry sounds simple, but there are always various reasons that make me miss it --- Those who make money through discipline are a minority; most are still caught following the herd
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