#美联储恢复降息进程 Whenever someone asks me how to play with Crypto Assets without getting Liquidated, I think of a fren's experience.

This guy used to be an accountant and accidentally stumbled into the coin circle. He used a method that looks particularly "old-fashioned" and in a few years turned a few tens of thousands in capital into tens of millions. Now he is completely financially free.

His strategy might seem to lack technical depth when explained, but it works—what coins to choose, when to enter and exit, how to operate in batches, every step follows strict rules. I used to mess around too, researching all sorts of technical indicators, and still ended up losing terribly.

Later, he couldn't take it anymore and directly told me I "couldn't grasp the main point." He only looks at the daily chart and doesn't touch any other time frames.

**Threshold for Selecting Coins**: It must be a daily MACD golden cross, and this golden cross must occur above the 0 axis.

In his words, it's like picking fruit; you should choose the ripe ones. The golden crosses below the zero axis are mostly illusions, and touching them can easily lead to a fall.

**Then just keep staring at a moving average**.

If the price stays above the line, continue to hold; if it falls below, clear out regardless of profit or loss. I used to hesitate about whether to take profits, but now it's easier—if the price holds above the moving average, keep holding; if it breaks, just walk away. There's no need to be conflicted.

Once I was soft-hearted and didn’t sell in time, resulting in getting trapped directly. That lesson made me realize that this line is my lifeline.

**The details of entering and exiting the market are more refined**.

The price remains stable above the daily average line, while the trading volume also stays above the average line. In this case, investing heavily is not a bad idea.

The exit consists of three stages:
Sell one-third when the increase reaches 40%, taking profit is safe;
Sell one-third after it rises to 80%, don't think about eating the entire segment of the market.
Once it falls below the daily moving average, clear out the rest.

I previously tried once and it went up over seventy points, but I was reluctant to sell, resulting in a pullback that broke the moving average, and I missed out on a significant profit. After that time, I engraved this set of rules in my mind.

**The most critical thing is the stop-loss discipline**: Did it drop below the moving average the day after buying? Cut your position immediately!

He said that over the years, the probability of breaking down is actually very low, but this awareness must be there. After selling, wait for the price to rise back above the moving average, and then look for opportunities to buy back. Don't rush to chase.

This method looks clumsy, but it really cured my "operational anxiety."

In the crypto circle, too many people want to find shortcuts and tricks, but the most reliable path is right there - just execute the simple rules to the end.

That guy can turn things around, not relying on luck, but on "not going head-to-head with the market". I'm following this approach now, and at least I won't fall into big pits anymore, which is already very satisfying for me.