#以太坊行情技术解读 Ten years, from twenty thousand to eight figures. I didn't rely on talent, insider information, or luck. The only support was a method that many mocked as "foolish"—and precisely because of this "foolishness," I have come this far.



Actually, the core isn't complicated: three lines determine the direction. The 50-day moving average indicates short-term trends, the 200-day moving average assesses the overall bull or bear market, and volume helps identify genuine capital flows.

In 2017, when BTC broke through $5,000, the 50-day line stayed firmly above the 200-day line, and volume suddenly tripled the six-month average. I made the most aggressive trade of my life. That wave of market movement allowed me to touch the boundary of eight figures for the first time.

But the real value of this method isn't "how to make money," but "how to survive." I set three strict rules for myself, and I’ve never broken them:

Single-asset holding limit of 15%. No matter how hot the market gets, I never go all in. Staying alive is always more important than making a quick fortune.

Stop-loss is the last line of defense. If mainstream coins fall more than 8% below the 50-day moving average, I sell immediately; for altcoins, a 5% drop triggers a sell. Before LUNA's crash, my system had already helped me clear out my positions, and I only lost a little.

I operate at most three times a month. Previously, frequent trading only lost me half my holdings. After enforcing discipline, I was able to seize critical moments like April 2021 and March 2022.

I only focus on BTC, ETH, SOL, and BNB—the main players; everything else is noise. Last week, the system signaled again: ETH tested the 200-day line for the third time without breaking it, and volume hit a bottom. I allocated 8% of my position; when it rose 15%, I took profits according to the rules. Now, my account finally exceeds 80 million.

The principle isn't complicated at all; the hard part is human nature. Discipline and patience are the most lacking "talents" in this market.
BTC-1.89%
ETH-1.64%
SOL-3.67%
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LiquidityHuntervip
· 2h ago
Damn, I really can't learn discipline. I always tell myself to only operate 3 times, but in the end, my hands itch to do it about ten times in a month.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDovip
· 14h ago
Really, this is the kind of task that looks simple but is deadly to execute. I'm most afraid of those that require frequent operations, I just can't stop myself from messing with them.
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NewPumpamentalsvip
· 14h ago
Oh no, this set of rules is truly excellent, more effective than all kinds of complicated indicators. Living > making quick profits. That's a harsh statement. I previously suffered losses because I didn't stick to this principle. A 15% position limit sounds conservative, but looking back, the ones who are the most comfortable are indeed those who follow this approach. Three trades a month? I need to reflect on myself. Frequent trading really just amounts to paying taxes. When LUNA was active, the system promptly liquidated. That’s why I say stop loss is more important than anything else; many people don’t understand this. Focusing on main coins, while altcoins are indeed just distractions and temptations. I’m slowly understanding this as well. Taking profits at a 15% gain requires immense self-control. Most people are just greedy for that last wave.
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GasFeeVictimvip
· 14h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about, but how many people can truly hold themselves back from acting? I've seen so many overconfident individuals end up liquidated.
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AmateurDAOWatchervip
· 14h ago
Hi, this method is basically about living longer and earning more, it's not some black technology. Discipline is indeed the hardest thing; I only realized this after various setbacks.
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nft_widowvip
· 14h ago
It sounds impressive, but at the end of the day, it's still survival through discipline, I agree with that.
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