#美联储回购协议计划 8 years with 6 million, it's not luck. It's the result of being repeatedly slapped in the face and constantly trial and error.

I also went through that period, obsessed with complex operations, always thinking simple methods are not respectable. The market gave me a harsh lesson. Only then did I realize that the traders who truly survive and make money often use the "dumbest" strategies.

Now my approach is extremely simple, to the point that some even look down on it: choosing coins based on the top gainers list. Opportunities are more abundant where funds are concentrated, which is the most straightforward logic. No need to tinker with 15-minute K-lines; the real trend is hidden in the monthly chart. When the monthly MACD shows a golden cross, that's the signal to enter.

And after entering? The 60-day moving average is my lifeline. When the price retraces and volume increases, I add to my position. Then I wait.

During holding periods, don’t get emotionally attached to the coins. Hold when it rises, and sell immediately if it breaks below key moving averages. Take profits in stages—reduce positions after 30% or 50% gains. Don’t try to catch the highest point; that’s the cost of greed. And there's one iron rule: if the 70-day moving average is broken, don’t say anything—just exit immediately.

Over the years, my biggest realization is: the market never rewards the smart; it rewards execution. Sticking to simple rules is much more effective than those flashy strategies. The crypto world only favors disciplined people; those who try to outsmart themselves will eventually be taught a lesson.