Last year's LUNA crash, I saw many people lose everything with my own eyes. But to be honest, my account was actually seven weeks of profit during that period, with a drawdown of no more than 5%.

It's not that I'm smarter than others, nor do I have any insider information. Frankly speaking, it's just following four steps strictly, a bit foolish but the results are indeed stable.

**Step 1: The Knowledge of Selecting Coins**

Look for a golden cross on the daily MACD, preferably above the zero line. The steeper the cross angle, the better. This criterion ensures the selected assets have good activity and trendiness. Don't overcomplicate it, just this one indicator.

**Step 2: Pinpoint Entry and Exit Points**

Focus only on one daily moving average. Hold the coin as long as the price stays above it; sell when it breaks below. It's more straightforward than reading a girlfriend’s mood. When things feel complicated, return to this—this is your critical point.

**Step 3: The Rhythm of Position Sizing**

When the daily price breaks above the moving average with volume confirming, I go all-in. But after entering, what then? Take profits at 40%, selling one-third; at 80%, sell another third; once the remaining part breaks below the line, close all with one click—no questions asked.

**Step 4: Ruthless Stop-Loss**

If the closing price falls below the daily moving average, even at 3 a.m., get up and sell. No matter how many people advise me otherwise, I won't listen. This step is the hardest because human nature tends to rebel, but it’s the dividing line between making money and losing money.

Last year's bear market, I achieved seven-figure gains with these four steps. The key is controlling the drawdown; the safety of the principal comes first.

I've shared all the methods, but few can truly stick to them. Next time you're emotional, wash your face with cold water, read step four again, and you'll know what to do.

Market conditions change every day, but your capital only has one life. Those who can survive and make money are always those who dare to act first but also know how to protect themselves.