That light was lit with the tuition fees from getting liquidated.

Starting with three thousand yuan and reaching a maximum of two hundred eighty thousand, these three years have not been about shortcuts. To put it simply, it's about repeating what seems like a "silly" action — when daily signals appear, operate in conjunction with the twenty-day moving average. Today, I'm laying out this logic for you; whether you choose to use it is up to you.

**Step 1: Wait for the signal to appear, don't act impulsively**

Not every moment is the right time to act. The first signal below the zero line is the true entry point. As for the claims like favorable news landing or large players buying the dip, just discard them. Before the signal arrives, I would rather hold cash and binge-watch shows than risk even one percent of my capital. This isn’t being conservative; it’s the foundation for surviving longer in the crypto space.

**Step 2: The 20-day moving average is the key**

When the price is below this line, I hold onto my short position while I sleep without letting go. But once the closing price crosses this line, I must close my position within five minutes of the next day's opening—there's no "let's wait and see" about it. Missing out? Not worried at all. The most abundant thing in the crypto world is opportunities; what is truly scarce is the capital to stay alive.

**Step 3: Confirm Quantity and Price, Let Profits Run Automatically**

Breaking below the twenty-day moving average while trading volume increases, this is the time to short with a full position. Then follow this rhythm: reduce one-third of the position for every forty percent drop; reduce another third for an eighty percent drop; finally, keep the last position firmly on the moving average, and if it closes back above, liquidate the position. What are the benefits of this design? Even if there is a V-shaped reversal, sixty percent of the profit is already in the bag. No need for a heart-stopping roller coaster ride.

**Step 4: Close and Stop Loss, Cut Loss Immediately**

People are most likely to stumble over "just wait a little longer." My discipline is very simple: as long as the closing price returns to the twenty-day moving average, regardless of whether I make a profit or a loss, I will directly place a market order to close it out during the next day's opening auction. A moment of hesitation can cost me three days' worth of profits. It sounds harsh, but this trick has saved my life.

Take the recent ETH as an example. From three thousand six hundred to two thousand one hundred, I used the same strategy: go in at three thousand, take a bit off at two thousand six hundred, take a bit more off at two thousand two hundred, and close the remaining position at two thousand one hundred. In the end, the net profit in the account is one hundred and forty-eight percent. It's not an intense battle, but it's steady enough.

Small funds are afraid of frequent operations. This method counts as frequent trading if you open positions twice a month. Making buying and selling a process like a production line means emotions can't interfere at all. Human greed and fear have no room to play out.

The light is always on. Will you take this torch?