#数字资产市场动态 After some careful consideration, I finally decided to break down and explain this short-term daily system that turned $50,000 into $1,230,000.
Honestly, it took me nearly two years of live trading to get this method smooth. The entire system isn’t complicated or fancy; the core idea is just one sentence—follow the trend, hold positions lightly, and execute precisely. Many friends around me who trade use this logic to grow their accounts into six figures.
This short-term system has only four steps, and it’s very simple.
**Coin Selection**
Open the daily chart, and I only look for one condition—coins where the MACD shows a golden cross. More importantly, I prioritize those that have their golden cross above the zero line. Why? Because the success rate in this zone is the most stable, and the returns are solid. I don’t look at coins with weak bottoms at all. With so many opportunities in the market, why gamble on a rebound of a bad coin?
**Entry Signal**
Switch to the daily level, and I only focus on one line—the daily moving average. The rule is simple: when the price is above the daily moving average, hold or add to your position; once it breaks below, sell immediately.
There’s no prediction, no guessing the top, just following the market’s rhythm. Many people like to guess bottoms or tops, but they often get caught badly. Instead of gambling, it’s better to follow.
**Position Management and Take Profit**
After buying in, I adjust based on price movement and volume:
When the coin’s volume increases and it stabilizes above the daily moving average, I gradually add to my position. Note—adding is a step-by-step process, not a one-shot all-in. If you want to go all-in at once, be extremely cautious, because any unexpected move can go against you.
As for taking profits, I use a phased approach:
If it rises more than 40%, sell one-third of the position to lock in profits. If it reaches 80%, sell another third. If one day it breaks below the daily moving average, clear out the remaining positions. This way, you can enjoy the trend’s gains while actually taking the money off the table.
**Stop Loss Without Bargaining**
The daily moving average is my life-and-death line.
If the next trading day gaps down and breaks below it, don’t say a word—sell everything immediately. No matter what positive news is out there or how unfair you feel, just walk away. Even if later it rebounds, that’s okay—because surviving preserves your capital for the next opportunity.
After selling, the only thing to do is wait. Wait until it stabilizes above the daily moving average, then consider re-entering.
**Final Ramblings**
This system isn’t magical, nor will it make you rich overnight. But it genuinely helps you: avoid some pitfalls, prevent emotional trading, and truly protect the profits you’ve made.
To be honest, the secret to successful trading isn’t about how advanced your methodology is, but whether you can discipline yourself to execute every step properly. Many people get a good method, tweak here and there, and end up losing because of poor execution. That’s the difference.
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GasFeeTears
· 17h ago
The daily moving average death line, that's right, discipline is the hardest part. Most people fail because they keep changing their approach.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 17h ago
The daily moving average system is indeed simple and straightforward. I'm just worried that my itchy hands will keep changing it, and in the end, it will just be a money-burning situation.
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GasOptimizer
· 17h ago
Execution really is the biggest difference, the gap between knowing and doing...
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The discipline of the daily moving average is really strong, just afraid that when emotions come up, I start changing the rules again.
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Batch profit-taking is indeed more realistic, unlike some people who dream of a wave to multiply a hundred times.
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Honestly, it's not hype; it's easy to say but hard to do, everyone.
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It seems most people make mistakes by just tweaking here and there, switching to the next method without fully understanding one.
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Few can truly grasp the life-and-death line of the daily moving average; most are hijacked by noise in the market.
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From 5 to 123 sounds impressive, but no one counts the two-year adjustment cost.
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Following the trend and chasing without betting on the bottom is correct; it's just about overcoming that bit of unwillingness.
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WhaleStalker
· 17h ago
Sounds good, but the key is execution. Most people start to change after getting the method, but in the end, they lose even more.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 17h ago
The daily average line's life-and-death threshold is spot on, but how many people can truly stick to disciplined execution?
#数字资产市场动态 After some careful consideration, I finally decided to break down and explain this short-term daily system that turned $50,000 into $1,230,000.
Honestly, it took me nearly two years of live trading to get this method smooth. The entire system isn’t complicated or fancy; the core idea is just one sentence—follow the trend, hold positions lightly, and execute precisely. Many friends around me who trade use this logic to grow their accounts into six figures.
This short-term system has only four steps, and it’s very simple.
**Coin Selection**
Open the daily chart, and I only look for one condition—coins where the MACD shows a golden cross. More importantly, I prioritize those that have their golden cross above the zero line. Why? Because the success rate in this zone is the most stable, and the returns are solid. I don’t look at coins with weak bottoms at all. With so many opportunities in the market, why gamble on a rebound of a bad coin?
**Entry Signal**
Switch to the daily level, and I only focus on one line—the daily moving average. The rule is simple: when the price is above the daily moving average, hold or add to your position; once it breaks below, sell immediately.
There’s no prediction, no guessing the top, just following the market’s rhythm. Many people like to guess bottoms or tops, but they often get caught badly. Instead of gambling, it’s better to follow.
**Position Management and Take Profit**
After buying in, I adjust based on price movement and volume:
When the coin’s volume increases and it stabilizes above the daily moving average, I gradually add to my position. Note—adding is a step-by-step process, not a one-shot all-in. If you want to go all-in at once, be extremely cautious, because any unexpected move can go against you.
As for taking profits, I use a phased approach:
If it rises more than 40%, sell one-third of the position to lock in profits. If it reaches 80%, sell another third. If one day it breaks below the daily moving average, clear out the remaining positions. This way, you can enjoy the trend’s gains while actually taking the money off the table.
**Stop Loss Without Bargaining**
The daily moving average is my life-and-death line.
If the next trading day gaps down and breaks below it, don’t say a word—sell everything immediately. No matter what positive news is out there or how unfair you feel, just walk away. Even if later it rebounds, that’s okay—because surviving preserves your capital for the next opportunity.
After selling, the only thing to do is wait. Wait until it stabilizes above the daily moving average, then consider re-entering.
**Final Ramblings**
This system isn’t magical, nor will it make you rich overnight. But it genuinely helps you: avoid some pitfalls, prevent emotional trading, and truly protect the profits you’ve made.
To be honest, the secret to successful trading isn’t about how advanced your methodology is, but whether you can discipline yourself to execute every step properly. Many people get a good method, tweak here and there, and end up losing because of poor execution. That’s the difference.