In recent years, many friends around me have relied on a simple and straightforward method to turn a few thousand dollars of principal into millions. Honestly, it's not that they have extraordinary talent, but that they persistently use the simplest and most effective approach.

In summary, there are actually four ironclad rules: the simpler the method, the more effective it often is.

**First Trick: Focus on a Single Signal to Choose Coins**

Open the daily chart and watch the MACD golden cross carefully. For example, with coins like GLMR, as long as a golden cross appears above the zero line, it's a signal. Don't listen to rumors; let the technical analysis speak. The hit rate will naturally be high.

**Second Trick: Use Moving Averages as Life and Death Lines**

Look at DASH's trend to understand—if the price stays above the daily moving average, hold on; once it breaks below, turn around and leave. No hesitation, no reason to fight the trend—just decisively clear your position. Simple, right? That's how simple it is.

**Third Trick: Position Management Has a Method**

When the price and volume both break above the daily moving average, you can go all-in. When the gain reaches 40%, sell one-third to lock in profits; when it hits 80%, sell another third; if it falls below the moving average, sell everything remaining. This isn't advice; it's discipline.

**Fourth Trick: Stop Loss Without Exceptions**

If it breaks below the daily moving average, clear your position the next day regardless of the reason. Watching others call for a rebound? That's their business. Your job is to wait until it re-establishes above the moving average before buying back at a lower price—there are plenty of opportunities.

Recently, a top exchange launched a new coin. I took a long position with a 10:1 profit and loss ratio, and within a few hours, it surged from 0.26 to 0.39, achieving a 48% gain. This is the power of a simple method—it’s the lifeline for retail investors to survive.

Don't know how to pick coins? Not sure when to build a position? Can't understand the logic of take profit and stop loss? Actually, those are not problems. The key is to find a practical, implementable method and stick to it. That’s the watershed that turns losses into profits.