After ten years of struggling in the cryptocurrency world, from an initial capital of 30,000 to now achieving financial freedom. Throughout this journey, I experienced three cycles of bull and bear markets, and I have almost stepped into all the pitfalls. However, it is these experiences that have helped me develop my own stable profit system.

First step: Add cryptocurrencies that have risen in the ranking within 11 days to your watchlist, but be careful to exclude those that have fallen for more than three days to avoid funds escaping with profits.

Second step: Open the candlestick chart and only look at cryptocurrencies with a monthly MACD golden cross.

Third step: Open the daily candlestick chart, and here only look at the 60-day moving average. As long as the price of the cryptocurrency retraces to near the 60-day moving average and shows a volume candlestick, then enter the market with a large position.

Fourth step: After entering the market, use the 60-day moving average as a standard. Hold your position when above the line and exit and sell when below the line, divided into three details.

The first is to sell one-third when the wave's increase exceeds 30,

The second is to sell another one-third when the wave's increase exceeds 50,

The third is the most important and the core that determines whether you can make a profit. If you buy in on the day and the next day there are unexpected situations where the price falls below the 60-day moving average, then you must exit completely without any sense of luck. Although the probability of falling below the 60-day line using this monthly and daily selection method is very small, we still need to have risk awareness. In the cryptocurrency world, the most important thing is to protect the principal. However, even if you have already sold, you can wait until it meets the buying conditions again to buy back.

Therefore, figuring out your own profit theory is the golden key to stable returns, while others' experiences can be treated as fertilizer, serving as a reference standard for the feasibility of building your own theory.