The effect of posting long articles is indeed good. Recently, many people have left comments and likes, and some have expressed interest in systematically learning moving averages. Here's an idea: if this post can get over 500 likes, I will share all the moving average methods I have summarized in my next post.

I initially learned about moving averages from a video by a YouTuber known as Know. I really appreciate their selfless sharing. You can also find related resources and learn on your own. To be honest, that set of methods feels a bit out of place when applied to the crypto world, but I firmly believe that moving averages are definitely effective—the bullish divergence is a bullish signal. So I’ve developed a modified approach that feels quite comfortable to use now, and I’ve found a rhythm that suits me.

I’ve explored all this after watching so many videos, without paying a single cent. It’s quite ironic in comparison. I used to join dozens of paid groups and paid over a million in tuition fees, but what did I learn? Basically nothing useful, and I even got caught in some pump-and-dump schemes.

It’s actually quite difficult to systematically explain this method in a post; the best way would be through live streaming. But my suggestion is, first watch each of those free basic videos a dozen times, get a basic understanding of the logic behind moving averages, and then listen to what I have to say. Your acceptance will be much higher.

Since you’re all here in the plaza, only real trading results and profits can prove the point. Study something seriously, don’t argue. I don’t feel like responding to these anymore.