#数字资产市场动态 has been fluctuating in the crypto world for 8 years. From a rookie who started with 20,000 yuan to finally saving up 80 million and preparing to retire, this journey has been full of tears.
The secret to success is actually very simple—there's no special talent or luck, just sticking to a replicable trading system.
The core logic revolves around three main lines: the 50-day moving average for short-term direction, the 200-day moving average to judge bull and bear cycles, and trading volume to distinguish genuine from fake funds. It sounds simple, but surviving depends entirely on this.
I still remember the wave in 2017 when BTC broke through 5000. The 50-day moving average just crossed above the 200-day, and trading volume instantly surged to three times the six-month average—such signals are too obvious. At that time, I sold my house, borrowed money from relatives, and invested 3 million directly into a full position. In the end, my assets broke 10 million. Thinking back now, it’s a bit scary, but that was the clearest opportunity I ever saw.
The real value of this system lies in teaching me "when to shut up." I never violate three iron rules: cap each coin at 15% of the portfolio to stay alive through diversification; cut losses of 8% when mainstream coins break below the 50-day moving average; stop-loss on altcoins at 5%. During the LUNA crash, the system automatically sold off, saving me 70,000 USD. I only make up to three trades a month, and controlling my hands actually helped me seize the 312 market and the key rally in April 2021.
Last week’s final trade: ETH tested the 200-day moving average three times without breaking through, and trading volume was dead silent—the system marked it as a "golden entry point." I only invested 8% of my account, and after a 15% rise, I took profits and exited. My account then broke through 80 million.
Looking back at my trading records from 2017, I was living in a village in the city, munching on steamed buns while watching minute-by-minute charts on my phone, never dreaming that "80 million retirement" would actually happen to me.
Now I feel it’s time to retire. The money in crypto can never be fully earned, but life only happens once. The world outside of candlestick charts is actually much broader. I have nothing to hide about this trading system; it’s just there. If you’re still lost in the crypto world, feel free to discuss—I’m still passionate about this industry, just in a different role.
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MidsommarWallet
· 12-27 09:37
Selling the house and going all-in to raise 3 million was honestly a bit crazy, but that 2017 return was indeed outrageous. However, the figure of 80 million... The timing of leaving was quite shrewd.
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BottomMisser
· 12-27 09:36
Really? 80 million just like that? Why do I feel like everyone is talking about this third-tier theory?
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 12-27 09:31
Listen, I believe this logic only halfway. The stop-loss part has indeed saved my life, but as for the 80 million figure... how should I put it, I've heard too many stories in the crypto world.
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HodlAndChill
· 12-27 09:29
That part about selling the house and going all-in with 3 million really broke me. That's true all-in.
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AlphaLeaker
· 12-27 09:17
Really? Going from 20,000 to 80 million with just three lines? Sounds unbelievable but somehow feels like there's some truth to it.
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rugged_again
· 12-27 09:13
Selling the house to go all-in is exciting to hear, but in reality, very few actually survive. I believe in the logic of stop-loss, but I don't believe in the "inevitability" of this story.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 12-27 09:12
I really respect the part about going all-in on selling a house, but these retrospective analyses are usually just armchair strategizing... The real challenge is whether you dared to take action at the time.
#数字资产市场动态 has been fluctuating in the crypto world for 8 years. From a rookie who started with 20,000 yuan to finally saving up 80 million and preparing to retire, this journey has been full of tears.
The secret to success is actually very simple—there's no special talent or luck, just sticking to a replicable trading system.
The core logic revolves around three main lines: the 50-day moving average for short-term direction, the 200-day moving average to judge bull and bear cycles, and trading volume to distinguish genuine from fake funds. It sounds simple, but surviving depends entirely on this.
I still remember the wave in 2017 when BTC broke through 5000. The 50-day moving average just crossed above the 200-day, and trading volume instantly surged to three times the six-month average—such signals are too obvious. At that time, I sold my house, borrowed money from relatives, and invested 3 million directly into a full position. In the end, my assets broke 10 million. Thinking back now, it’s a bit scary, but that was the clearest opportunity I ever saw.
The real value of this system lies in teaching me "when to shut up." I never violate three iron rules: cap each coin at 15% of the portfolio to stay alive through diversification; cut losses of 8% when mainstream coins break below the 50-day moving average; stop-loss on altcoins at 5%. During the LUNA crash, the system automatically sold off, saving me 70,000 USD. I only make up to three trades a month, and controlling my hands actually helped me seize the 312 market and the key rally in April 2021.
Last week’s final trade: ETH tested the 200-day moving average three times without breaking through, and trading volume was dead silent—the system marked it as a "golden entry point." I only invested 8% of my account, and after a 15% rise, I took profits and exited. My account then broke through 80 million.
Looking back at my trading records from 2017, I was living in a village in the city, munching on steamed buns while watching minute-by-minute charts on my phone, never dreaming that "80 million retirement" would actually happen to me.
Now I feel it’s time to retire. The money in crypto can never be fully earned, but life only happens once. The world outside of candlestick charts is actually much broader. I have nothing to hide about this trading system; it’s just there. If you’re still lost in the crypto world, feel free to discuss—I’m still passionate about this industry, just in a different role.