Recently, the volatility of the copycat market has intensified, and many people have asked me if I have a simple and stable operation method. Today I will share a set of mechanization strategies that I have verified myself, which do not require talent, the key is to execute them in place.
Let's talk about the core tool - three moving averages first. I am used to using the 5-day line to see the short-term pulse, the 15-day line to confirm the trend, and the 30-day line as the lifeline. These three lines form a complete decision-making framework, standing on the 30-day line is the bull area, and if it falls, you have to be wary of risks.
Don't mess around in the coin selection process, only do two patterns: either a clear upward trend, or a sideways accumulation and other breakthroughs. Those coins with all three lines opening downwards, as well as those whose prices are below the moving average, are not read. In a downtrend, buying the bottom, the last cheap is always yourself.
I use a three-stage method to divide the funds into three parts: the price breaks through the 5-day line by 30%, breaks through the 15-day line and adds another 30%, and stands on the 30-day line to make up for the last 30%. The benefit of this is to spread risk and replace subjective judgments with system signals.
Positions and stops are the life-and-death line of the entire strategy. After breaking through the 5-day line, if you can't break it, you will continue to take it, and once it falls below the 5-day line, you will be out immediately. If it breaks through the 15-day line, it cannot be broken and then holded, but if it falls below the 15-day line, it must first reduce its position by 30%, and if it falls below the 5-day line later, then it will be unconditionally liquidated. This set of rules seems mechanical, but it is actually the safest way to save your life.
When the price stands above the 30-day lifeline, it indicates that the trend may be strengthening. At this time, as long as it does not break the 30-day line, it will continue to be held, and once it falls, it will be reduced step by step according to the proportion of the position. Whether you can eat the main rising wave depends on whether the 30-day line gives face.
Don't hesitate in the shipping process. If the high level falls below the 5-day line, you can leave the remaining position for observation, but if the 5th, 15th, and 30th lines all fall below, then you will unconditionally liquidate your position and leave. The system allows you not to fantasize about reversing when you leave, and the market will not change direction because of your obsession.
This style of play has no fancy skills, and the core is three points: no drama, no random guessing, and no reversal of the system. The people who can really make money in the crypto market are never the smartest people, but the ones who can stick to the rules the most.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 7h ago
There is nothing wrong with it, but it is a bit difficult to implement, and the seemingly simple rules are easy to mess up in front of the market
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BlockchainDecoder
· 7h ago
From a technical architectural point of view, this set of three-moving average strategy is actually a typical moving average crossover system, and the data shows that this type of method can indeed reduce emotional decision-making in high-volatility markets... But the question is, is the definition of the 30-day line as a "lifeline" too absolute? It's debatable
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BackrowObserver
· 7h ago
Sounds good, but I still think the 30-day line is the key to solidity, or it will be in vain.
How do I feel that this set, the real difficulty is not the rules but the execution, and the stop loss is the most test of human nature.
The trick of building a three-stage position is good, but you have to be patient and wait for the signal, and many people can't wait two days to start self-high.
I have seen too many "must-earn systems" over the years, and in the end I have died in execution, but this set is indeed more restrained.
To be honest, most people can't last a full cycle, and their mentality is still the first hurdle.
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GasWrangler
· 8h ago
nah, actually three moving averages is pretty sub-optimal if you're not analyzing the underlying order flow data... but i guess for retail it works fine
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 8h ago
To be honest, I have tried this set of things, and the key is to implement it with great heart, otherwise no matter how good the strategy is, it will be in vain
I relied on this three-line rule for a few waves, and it is indeed more stable than random guessing, but the mentality level is the saddest
The 30-day line is really a life and death line, and it hurts so much every time it falls, but it seems that I haven't lost a lot of money by following the rules
I feel that this thing is, to put it bluntly, discipline, which is more healing for a greedy person like me
The three-stage position is absolute, and the dispersion can really save lives
Recently, the volatility of the copycat market has intensified, and many people have asked me if I have a simple and stable operation method. Today I will share a set of mechanization strategies that I have verified myself, which do not require talent, the key is to execute them in place.
Let's talk about the core tool - three moving averages first. I am used to using the 5-day line to see the short-term pulse, the 15-day line to confirm the trend, and the 30-day line as the lifeline. These three lines form a complete decision-making framework, standing on the 30-day line is the bull area, and if it falls, you have to be wary of risks.
Don't mess around in the coin selection process, only do two patterns: either a clear upward trend, or a sideways accumulation and other breakthroughs. Those coins with all three lines opening downwards, as well as those whose prices are below the moving average, are not read. In a downtrend, buying the bottom, the last cheap is always yourself.
I use a three-stage method to divide the funds into three parts: the price breaks through the 5-day line by 30%, breaks through the 15-day line and adds another 30%, and stands on the 30-day line to make up for the last 30%. The benefit of this is to spread risk and replace subjective judgments with system signals.
Positions and stops are the life-and-death line of the entire strategy. After breaking through the 5-day line, if you can't break it, you will continue to take it, and once it falls below the 5-day line, you will be out immediately. If it breaks through the 15-day line, it cannot be broken and then holded, but if it falls below the 15-day line, it must first reduce its position by 30%, and if it falls below the 5-day line later, then it will be unconditionally liquidated. This set of rules seems mechanical, but it is actually the safest way to save your life.
When the price stands above the 30-day lifeline, it indicates that the trend may be strengthening. At this time, as long as it does not break the 30-day line, it will continue to be held, and once it falls, it will be reduced step by step according to the proportion of the position. Whether you can eat the main rising wave depends on whether the 30-day line gives face.
Don't hesitate in the shipping process. If the high level falls below the 5-day line, you can leave the remaining position for observation, but if the 5th, 15th, and 30th lines all fall below, then you will unconditionally liquidate your position and leave. The system allows you not to fantasize about reversing when you leave, and the market will not change direction because of your obsession.
This style of play has no fancy skills, and the core is three points: no drama, no random guessing, and no reversal of the system. The people who can really make money in the crypto market are never the smartest people, but the ones who can stick to the rules the most.