#以太坊行情解读 1.4万U start, half a year later grow to 160,000U—my "Rigid Four-Step Method" is that simple and straightforward.

Last year, I was laid off, and there were 14,000U sitting in my account. My family had already given the final warning. Instead of thinking about turning things around every day, I decided to find a way out. I simply wrote down the four trading rules on sticky notes and stuck them on the screen, executing them more rigidly than any analysis.

**Step 1: When the daily MACD forms a golden cross, block all other signals.**

In December last year, $pippin formed a golden cross above the zero line. I watched for three days before confirming. The big V in the group shouted "诱多诱多" (诱多 means "trap for more"), I followed without hesitation—anyway, listening to their nonsense doesn’t cost anything. As a result, the price indeed went up.

**Step 2: Only dare to sleep after standing firm on the 30-day moving average; if it breaks, exit immediately.**

In early January, it broke the moving average support. I sold instantly without hesitation, losing only 3%, and ran away. When the big 20% drop bar hit later, I was already outside drinking coffee. My wife hardly said anything that day, even poured me a hot water.

**Step 3: Confirm with both moving average and volume signals before going all-in.**

In February, the signals reappeared, and I threw all 14,000U in. When it rose 40%, I withdrew 6,000U to pay off my credit card; when it reached 80%, I took another wave out, leaving 9,600U in pure profit in the account. That day, I took my daughter to KFC. She asked, "Dad, why are you suddenly so happy?" I replied, "The moving average dad finally responded."

**Step 4: Close position if the closing price breaks the moving average; must run before dawn the next day.**

In March, a spike came in the early morning. I was half-asleep, set the stop-loss, and exited with a 5% loss. The next day, the market rebounded 15%. Everyone in the group was patting their thighs in excitement. I was brushing my teeth and muttering to myself: missing the move doesn’t lose money; discipline is the hard truth.

And so, I looped foolishly for half a year—14,000 → 24,000 → finally grew to 160,000.

The method is ridiculously crude, but I’ve never been wiped out. The market is always there; the key is to survive first and then talk about making money. Otherwise, you’re just contributing to the market. Those who can make money from this logic are always those willing to take hits first and learn risk management.