Hello everyone, I am a trader who has been navigating the crypto world for many years. Over these years, I have experienced several cycles of bull and bear markets, and my account has gone from losses to steady growth. It’s not due to any advanced technical analysis or the pursuit of overnight riches. Honestly, it’s about sticking to a set of simple, straightforward rules.

Many people have encountered this situation: staring at the 5-minute chart with a pounding heart, staying up late refreshing the market, chasing highs and selling lows, and finally watching their accounts shrink. I’ve done these foolish things too, until one day I realized: in the crypto world, the greatest advantage for ordinary people isn’t being able to predict tops and bottoms precisely, but being able to control their own hands. Truly.

**I only do one thing: focus on the daily chart**

My rule is very simple—look at the daily chart only once a day, and avoid watching the market when I don’t need to. Why? Because the trend on the daily level is the real trend. The fluctuations on 5-minute or 1-hour charts are just market noise, which can easily mess with your emotions. The daily chart helps me filter out this garbage and see clearly where the market is heading.

I mainly focus on two things. First is the MACD indicator—pay special attention to the golden cross and death cross, especially when a golden cross forms above the zero line, as this trend is most reliable at that point. It may sound unimpressive, but this straightforward signal has saved me from many detours.

**One moving average determines entry and exit**

In my trading system, I use just one moving average—the daily MA30 (30-day moving average). The rule is simple enough to make me laugh: if the price is above the MA30, consider holding; if it falls below, I immediately exit.

This line solves an old problem in my mind: is it a bull or a bear now? The market will never give you a clear answer, but this line provides a clear dividing line—above is bullish, below is bearish. It sounds simple, but this clear standard of judgment has saved me several times.

Honestly, I don’t believe in a combination of advanced indicators. The more flashy tools you use, the more chaotic your mind becomes. I’ve seen too many people look at a dozen indicators, each giving different signals, and in the end, they get swept out of the market.

**Discipline > Talent**

After so many years in the crypto space, my deepest realization is: those who survive are not the ones with the strongest prediction skills, but those who strictly follow their discipline. Most people lose money not because their methods are wrong, but because they don’t stick to them.

For example, my rule is: never change it even when making money, and never change it when losing. It sounds dull, but this dullness is exactly why I’ve been able to survive well for eight years.

To sum up, it’s about these points: control your screen time, filter noise with the daily chart, use MACD + MA30 for decision-making, build your own rule system, and then execute, execute, and execute again. There’s no secret—just the most straightforward method to play the safest game.