Why do your contract orders always move in the opposite direction? When going long, the coin price plunges; when shorting, the market rebounds? The reason is simple—you're operating based on intuition and have no trading system. Who loses if not you?

I'm 35 years old, and I've been in the crypto space for over 8 years since I entered at age 27. In the past two years (2024-2025), I achieved an eight-figure account size through a systematic trading method. This approach may seem "clumsy," but it’s stable—and today I will share the core logic in full.

**Fund Management Comes First**

Divide your capital into 5 parts, investing only 1/5 each time. What's the benefit of this? If your stop-loss is set at 10 points, a single mistake can only lose at most 2% of your total funds. Even if you make 5 consecutive wrong moves, you only lose 10%. This method allows you to withstand enough trial and error, increasing the probability of eventual profit. Set take-profit at at least 10 points so you won't get caught in minor fluctuations.

**Following the Trend Is the Hard Truth**

A rebound during a downtrend? That’s a trap for the bullish. Only retracements in an uptrend are genuine buying opportunities. Many people are eager to catch the bottom, thinking they can make big money. In reality, buying the dip has the highest probability—this is the core of trend-following.

**Stay Away from Coins with Short-Term Parabolic Rises**

Whether it's mainstream coins or small-cap tokens, those that surge sharply in the short term almost never have room for further breakthroughs. Once signs of stagnation appear at high levels, a decline is imminent. Don’t hold a "gamble" mentality and rush in blindly—that’s a common cause of contract liquidation.

**Use the Right Indicators**

MACD is a good tool for judging entries and exits. When DIF and DEA form a golden cross below the zero line and break above zero, it’s a relatively stable signal to open a position. Conversely, if a death cross appears above the zero line, consider reducing your position.

**Volume and Price Must Work Together**

A sudden increase in volume during a consolidation at a low level that breaks upward? That’s a signal worth paying close attention to. But if volume surges at a high level with no follow-through, don’t hesitate—exit immediately. Volume-price divergence often signals a reversal.

**Multi-Timeframe Resonance Is the Most Stable**

Only trade coins in an uptrend; this maximizes your win rate and saves time. How to judge? Check if the 3-day moving average is rising (short-term uptrend), the 30-day moving average is rising (mid-term trend), the 84-day moving average is rising (main upward wave), and the 120-day moving average is rising (long-term bullish signal). When multiple timeframes align upward, your confidence will be stronger.

**Weekly Review Is a Must**

Spend some time on weekends reviewing whether your position logic has changed, whether the weekly K-line trend matches expectations, and if the overall trend has shifted. Adjust your strategy promptly based on the review—this is the only way to continuously improve.

If you are still in the exploration stage, don’t rush. Trading has no shortcuts, but there are methods. Execute this system with dedication, and the results will speak for themselves.