#美联储重启降息步伐 Lately, a lot of people have been asking me: How do you pick coins without falling into traps?

Instead of beating around the bush, let me be direct. My method isn’t complicated, but it’s reliable. Believe it or not, that’s up to you.

**Check the Top Gainers for Hype**
The first thing I do when I open a market app is look at the top gainers from the past two weeks. If a coin has momentum, you can see if it’s really been moving in the last half month. Coins that are moving are the only ones worth paying attention to—this way, you won’t miss out on potential picks.

**Monthly MACD Golden Cross is the Signal**
Too many indicators just make things confusing. I only watch for a monthly MACD golden cross—if there’s a golden cross, there’s a trend. I gave up trying to catch bottoms and rebounds ages ago. It’s too easy to get yourself stuck.

**60-Day MA is the Heavy Buy Point**
When a coin’s price pulls back to around the 60-day moving average and trading volume increases, that’s when I add to my position. I don’t predict, I don’t gamble—I wait for the signal before acting. A lot of people try to bet that there’s still a chance below the 70-day MA, but usually end up deeply stuck or liquidated.

**Break the Trend Line, Exit Immediately**
As soon as the original trend line is broken, I exit—don’t count on it rebounding. So many people turn profits into losses just because they “can’t let go.”

**Partial Profit-Taking is Common Sense**
Take half your profit when you’re up 30%, and sell the rest at 50%. Thinking you can ride the whole wave is naive—the market won’t indulge you.

**Never Get Stuck Below the 70-Day MA**
This is a hard rule I set for myself—no matter how long I’ve held, once it falls below the 70-day MA, I immediately close my position. This rule has saved me countless times. Most people lose money because they keep saying “just wait a little longer.”

Some say this approach is too mechanical?
My answer: Acting on emotions will kill you the fastest.

None of these six rules are hard to understand. The hard part is being able to control yourself when it’s time to execute.

You ask me how to turn things around? This method is what I learned from losing 6 million.

There will always be market opportunities, but your capital and chances to act may be limited. Trade with a systematic mindset—don’t let emotions sway you—and you’ll find your way through the fog of investing.