There is a "stupid method" for trading cryptocurrencies, sounds silly, but those with strong execution can turn it into a money-making machine. I have used this approach to steadily earn $2 million, and the key word is: discipline. No greed, no impatience, follow the plan—this halves the chances of falling into traps.

First, let's talk about the most easily overlooked point: when the market crashes, your coins only drop slightly, this signal is very important. It usually indicates that there is a big player protecting the market, and a market bottom may be forming. Instead of panicking, it's better to hold steady—opportunities are just before the turning point.

How to interpret technical analysis? For short-term trading, watch the 5-day moving average; if the price stays above it, hold your position. If it breaks below, cut losses immediately. Mid-term traders use the 20-day moving average as a reference, with the same logic. The key is to stick to your rules once set; those who change their strategy every few days are most likely to lose.

Here's how to execute buy and sell signals: once a main upward wave forms without obvious volume increase, enter the market immediately; when the price rises but volume shrinks and the trend line hasn't broken, continue holding; if volume increases and breaks the trend, reduce your position on the same day. If there's no reaction within three days after buying, close out completely. If losses reach 5%, cut losses without bargaining—this is the life-saving line.

How to bottom fish during oversold rebounds? When the coin's price halves from a high and falls for 8 consecutive days, it enters an oversold state—keep a close eye on it. The night before a rebound is the best time to add a small position; the probability is there.

Don't choose coins randomly—only focus on the leading ones. These coins are the most aggressive during rallies and the most resilient during declines. Many people do the opposite—buying when they see a decline and selling when they see a rise—this is the root of losing money. The strategy for leading coins is to buy high and sell even higher; their stability is in a different league.

The trading rhythm is to follow the trend, don't try to guess the bottom. The purchase price doesn't need to be the lowest, but the entry point should be reasonable. Once the trend weakens, decisively abandon that coin—even if it means a small loss, it's better than being trapped. Trend is king—remember this forever.

The most dangerous moment is after making a profit. One successful trade doesn't mean the system is successful; review every trade carefully to distinguish luck from skill. Build your own trading system; long-term profits are the goal.

And the most critical point: never force a trade without full confidence. Holding cash is also a strategy. The goal of trading isn't to operate frequently but to succeed often. Protecting your capital comes first, profits come second.