#数字资产市场动态 Over the years in the crypto world, I have come to understand one truth: the people who truly make money rely not on luck, but on those seemingly boring trading disciplines.



Many traders fall into the same trap—whenever they see the market have some fluctuations, they can't help but trade. The result? Liquidation, losses, or even total chaos. Honestly, I’ve made all these mistakes myself, each time learning lessons the hard way with real money.

**Token Selection, It’s Actually Very Straightforward**

Don’t waste time guessing about coins that have been sideways for a long time and lack popularity. The truly worthwhile projects are always those already showing performance on the gainers list—active markets and future opportunities. The market never lacks choices, so why make things difficult for yourself?

**Proper Use of Technical Indicators**

I must emphasize a common misconception here: too many people obsess over daily candlesticks, trying to understand every tiny fluctuation, only to be led astray by short-term noise. I only look at the monthly MACD—enter when a golden cross appears, and wait patiently when there’s no signal. The temptations of oversold rebounds? They are low-probability traps. The real big trend is often hidden in the monthly chart.

The moving average system also requires a proper approach. The 50-day moving average is my daily reference, but the 70-day is the real decision line. When should I add to my position? When the price retraces to near the 70-day moving average and volume increases simultaneously. When this signal appears, stay calm and let the trend unfold.

**The Iron Rules for Entry and Exit**

What about after entering? Never fight the trend. Take profits proactively—sell half when you gain 35%, and again when you reach 55%. Don’t expect to double your money overnight; market opportunities are continuous, but preserving your profits is the real king.

**Mindset, Always the Biggest Variable**

Looking back at my trading experience over the years, the real turning point has never been how complex the technical analysis is, but whether you can control your emotions and stick to your discipline. Every profitable trade ultimately stems from discipline.

Coins like $XRP and $ZEC tend to attract attention when the market moves, but without a systematic approach, even the best market conditions are just opportunities to lose money.

To conclude, I just want to say: simple methods are the easiest to execute, and the easiest methods are often the most effective. Those who dream of “turning things around in one shot” are constantly being taught by the market’s daily ups and downs. Those who can survive long-term in the crypto market are always the traders who stick to discipline and can control their emotions.
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WagmiOrRektvip
· 10h ago
That's so true. It's always those who can't stop themselves that end up losing in the end due to emotions. I have too many friends like that around me. This methodology doesn't have any fancy tricks; it really tests your execution ability. Staring at the daily chart is indeed a big trap. I'm now focusing on the monthly chart, which is much more convenient. Discipline sounds simple in theory but is deadly in practice. Most people simply can't hold on. Forget about the dream of a big turnaround in one go; the market teaches you how to behave every day. I need to try the 70-day moving average system. It sounds much more reliable than my current chaotic system. Getting profits into your pocket early is the real deal. Those who are greedy end up regretting it. I just want to ask, under this discipline, how much can you earn steadily in a year? Share the real numbers.
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MidnightMEVeatervip
· 10h ago
Good morning, night creatures. This article is just a joke... More and more people are being "cured" by the monthly MACD, but the real killer is the liquidity trap. And that 70-day moving average, it sounds like a talisman, but in reality, it's just a sandwich attack marker prepared for big players' afternoon tea... When you retest, the robots have already placed their orders in the dark pool. Talking about discipline and emotional control is really just saying one thing—don't become the meat that gets eaten in that market. Preserving your principal is equivalent to buying time, and that's correct.
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SorryRugPulledvip
· 10h ago
You're right, discipline sounds boring as hell, but it's really the difference between getting chopped and surviving. I had a cold sweat moment; I really couldn't stick to the 70-day moving average strategy... Every time, I blew my position in the illusion of "this time is different." This article almost says it outright: most people are actually gambling, not trading.
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SignatureCollectorvip
· 10h ago
That's right, but there are so few people who can really do it... I'm the kind of loser who can't help but trade when I see fluctuations, and I've already lost so much. Discipline is easy to talk about, but once the market hits, I forget everything. I’ve paid a lot of tuition fees over the years. The 70-day moving average method is pretty good. I'll try to see if I can really stick to it and not get tempted by short-term gains again. That hit too close to home, it feels like you're talking about my kind of gambler's mentality... I need to change. Really, mindset > technique. This saying is hardcore. Many people lose because of emotional management. It seems like all the methodologies are correct, but when it comes to execution... I always want to be the smart one, but end up getting cut. Isn't this just a standard guide to lying flat? If I had done this earlier, I wouldn't have lost so much now. Honestly, just don't be greedy. But why can't I do that? Maybe I'm really not cut out for trading. I feel like it's much more reliable than those signal providers, at least they're not fooling people into buying at high prices.
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