#数字资产市场动态 Making money in the crypto world is both hard and easy. The key is not to overcomplicate things. I’ve always focused on four aspects: trend, pullback points, patience in holding positions, and continuous replication.
**Trend is your steering wheel** The 200-day moving average is my North Star. When the price is above it, I go long; when below, I go short. Don’t guess where the top or bottom is; just watch where the market is heading.
**Pullbacks are opportunities to get in** Every trend has intermediate pullbacks. My tactic is: only enter when the price deviates from the 200-day moving average by 1.5 times the ATR. It’s like waiting for a bus—you wait until it’s stopped before climbing on. Set your stop-loss at the previous low; if you’re wrong, cut your losses; if right, stay in for the long haul.
**Don’t act recklessly—let profits run** Once I open a position, I basically let it go. As long as the price hasn’t retraced to half of the moving average, I don’t make any moves. True big profits are built over time.
**Use your gains as seeds for continuous copying** Every 10% profit, roll that portion into the next trade. Keep the principal stable and rely on compound interest to amplify returns. The core of compound interest is repeating the right actions, making them bigger and bigger.
**Timing for clearing positions is crucial** When the price returns to the 200-day moving average and two consecutive candles can’t break it, it’s time to decisively close the position. Don’t be greedy for the last bit; just eating the main part is enough.
With this system, my account is always in one of two states: either hitting new highs or on the way to new highs. It’s not luck; it’s a pattern.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 15h ago
The 200-day moving average strategy is indeed reliable, but how many people can truly stick to it without making impulsive moves?
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AirdropHunter007
· 15h ago
The 200-day moving average is indeed reliable, but with your 10% compound interest rolling into the next order, you need to withstand more pressure. I need to think about whether I can do it.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 15h ago
The 200-day moving average has been talked about for so long. Does anyone really make stable profits relying on this? It feels like armchair strategizing after the fact.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 15h ago
The 200-day moving average system is essentially a process of searching for "artifacts" on the chain. The trend itself is like the texture of ancient books; you need to learn how to read it, not rewrite it.
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GweiWatcher
· 15h ago
Really, I've been using the 200 moving average strategy for almost two years. No hype, no negativity, just stability. The key is to have patience and not be tempted to act impulsively every day.
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MemeKingNFT
· 16h ago
Sounds great, but my 200-day moving average has already been wiped out, and now I can only focus on blue-chip projects to struggle for survival.
#数字资产市场动态 Making money in the crypto world is both hard and easy. The key is not to overcomplicate things. I’ve always focused on four aspects: trend, pullback points, patience in holding positions, and continuous replication.
**Trend is your steering wheel**
The 200-day moving average is my North Star. When the price is above it, I go long; when below, I go short. Don’t guess where the top or bottom is; just watch where the market is heading.
**Pullbacks are opportunities to get in**
Every trend has intermediate pullbacks. My tactic is: only enter when the price deviates from the 200-day moving average by 1.5 times the ATR. It’s like waiting for a bus—you wait until it’s stopped before climbing on. Set your stop-loss at the previous low; if you’re wrong, cut your losses; if right, stay in for the long haul.
**Don’t act recklessly—let profits run**
Once I open a position, I basically let it go. As long as the price hasn’t retraced to half of the moving average, I don’t make any moves. True big profits are built over time.
**Use your gains as seeds for continuous copying**
Every 10% profit, roll that portion into the next trade. Keep the principal stable and rely on compound interest to amplify returns. The core of compound interest is repeating the right actions, making them bigger and bigger.
**Timing for clearing positions is crucial**
When the price returns to the 200-day moving average and two consecutive candles can’t break it, it’s time to decisively close the position. Don’t be greedy for the last bit; just eating the main part is enough.
With this system, my account is always in one of two states: either hitting new highs or on the way to new highs. It’s not luck; it’s a pattern.