A beginner came to me with no knowledge of contract trading, holding only 2300U and owing quite a bit of debt. She asked me, "Can I really turn things around with such a small principal?" I didn't make any promises; I simply taught her my most commonly used method step by step. And what happened? In a short period, she turned 2300U into 50,000U, not only paying off her debts but also transforming from a confused novice into someone who can operate independently.
This method boils down to four key points, with very strong operability:
**Point 1: Focus only on the daily chart level** Don’t bother with hourly or 15-minute charts. The main focus is to find targets where the MACD shows a golden cross on the daily chart, especially above the zero line. These signals are the most stable. My student’s profit from 2300U to 50,000U mainly came from choosing such signals.
**Point 2: Only watch one moving average** Don’t get caught up in complicated moving average systems. Just pick the daily moving average. The core rule is "hold when above the line, sell when below," following the trend. Even beginners can make fewer mistakes this way.
**Point 3: Trading requires good timing** When the target’s price breaks above the daily moving average and volume is also above the average, decisively go all-in. When selling, follow three points: sell 1/3 when the gain reaches 40%, another 1/3 at 80%, and if the price falls below the daily moving average, close all positions immediately.
**Point 4: Risk management is the most important** If after buying, the price drops back below the daily moving average the next day, sell everything immediately—don’t hold onto hope. Wait until it re-establishes above the moving average before re-entering. Although this situation isn’t common, it’s crucial to have good defensive measures in place.
This method isn’t fancy; it’s reliable. My student followed these steps step by step. The records from 2300U to 50,000U are all verifiable. The method is simple and not complicated, but as long as you follow the rules, you can steadily accumulate wealth.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-06 09:40
The daily MACD logic I’ve used is indeed much more reliable than chasing highs and lows.
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LiquidityOracle
· 01-06 09:39
23,000 to 50,000? Sounds solid, but I can't shake the feeling that something's not quite right.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-06 09:38
It's the same old argument again—MACD golden cross, moving averages, full position... I've heard it too many times, honestly skeptical.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 01-06 09:32
Honestly, it's a bit over the top. This set of theories sounds just like the rhetoric used by major money-grabbing schemes...
Honestly, I just want to share a real example—
A beginner came to me with no knowledge of contract trading, holding only 2300U and owing quite a bit of debt. She asked me, "Can I really turn things around with such a small principal?" I didn't make any promises; I simply taught her my most commonly used method step by step. And what happened? In a short period, she turned 2300U into 50,000U, not only paying off her debts but also transforming from a confused novice into someone who can operate independently.
This method boils down to four key points, with very strong operability:
**Point 1: Focus only on the daily chart level**
Don’t bother with hourly or 15-minute charts. The main focus is to find targets where the MACD shows a golden cross on the daily chart, especially above the zero line. These signals are the most stable. My student’s profit from 2300U to 50,000U mainly came from choosing such signals.
**Point 2: Only watch one moving average**
Don’t get caught up in complicated moving average systems. Just pick the daily moving average. The core rule is "hold when above the line, sell when below," following the trend. Even beginners can make fewer mistakes this way.
**Point 3: Trading requires good timing**
When the target’s price breaks above the daily moving average and volume is also above the average, decisively go all-in. When selling, follow three points: sell 1/3 when the gain reaches 40%, another 1/3 at 80%, and if the price falls below the daily moving average, close all positions immediately.
**Point 4: Risk management is the most important**
If after buying, the price drops back below the daily moving average the next day, sell everything immediately—don’t hold onto hope. Wait until it re-establishes above the moving average before re-entering. Although this situation isn’t common, it’s crucial to have good defensive measures in place.
This method isn’t fancy; it’s reliable. My student followed these steps step by step. The records from 2300U to 50,000U are all verifiable. The method is simple and not complicated, but as long as you follow the rules, you can steadily accumulate wealth.