#数字资产市场动态 At first glance when opening the market, my habit is to pull up the two-week gain and loss rankings. Not just to browse casually, but to lock onto those cryptocurrencies with sudden abnormal changes in trading volume and price—targets without major institutional participation. No matter how good the fundamentals are, I won't touch them.

Trend analysis, never guess based on intuition. My approach is to keep a close eye on the monthly chart. The daily K-line fluctuations are full of noise; the true direction is hidden in the monthly chart. Once the MACD shows a monthly golden cross, it's like igniting an engine— the big trend is about to start. At this point, if you follow in, you're not gambling; you're riding the wave at the right moment.

The 60-day moving average—this line is my life and death line. After confirming the trend, how do I get in? I wait for the price to retrace to the 60-day moving average, while trading volume significantly increases—that's my signal to heavily enter the market. The cost advantage is obvious, the support below is solid, and I can sleep peacefully at night.

But the hardest part is never entering, but exiting.

My rules for myself are cold-blooded and simple: once the price breaks below the 60-day moving average, I liquidate immediately. No excuses, no hesitation—even if I’ve made a good profit earlier, I must exit unconditionally. Being soft once could cost me ten times the profit.

How to hold after profit? When floating gains reach 30%, I first sell half of my position to lock in profits; when it rises to 50%, I sell the remaining half. The remaining holdings are entirely made with market money—my mindset changes completely.

Some say this method is too rigid. But after all these years, I’ve seen a truth: in the crypto market, those who make money have systems, while those relying on intuition are just paying off debts. Behind every rule, there are failures I paid tuition for. Trend judgment, entry points, stop-loss discipline—only profit from markets I understand clearly, so the market won’t treat you like a rookie.

The market is evolving, but the underlying logic never changes. Using effective methods to capture opportunities, holding onto chips, staying alert—this is the way to survive longer in this market.