If our available funds are no more than 1000U, my cousin will only give you one piece of advice: don’t mess around with those flashy, colorful strategies. I’ll tell you the most ordinary method—one that’s most likely to keep you alive, won’t trigger liquidation, and can slowly grow your capital.

Many fans rely on it to go from a single-digit number to seven figures. There are only four steps to the method. The simpler it is, the more you can keep executing it, and the less likely you are to give up halfway.
Step 1: When it comes to choosing coins, look at only one signal: the daily MACD golden cross. Don’t look at anything else, especially don’t let the endless news flying around distract you. Ideally, the golden cross appears above the zero axis, because it’s more stable. Technical indicators are right here; they’re more reliable than anyone’s words.
Step 2: As for execution, follow only one line: the daily average line. If the price is on the line, hold firmly; if it’s below the line, leave decisively. Don’t add extra moves, don’t fantasize. If the price breaks below the moving average, you leave the next moment—that’s a hard rule, not a suggestion.
Step 3: For entries and exits, watch only two points: price and trading volume. When the price stands above the moving average, and the trading volume also breaks out and expands in sync with the move above the moving average, then you can go all-in and follow through. For take-profit, follow the rules: when it rises 40%, sell part of it; when it rises 80%, sell another part. If it falls below the moving average, liquidate everything that remains. Don’t ask why—just do it, and you’ll be right.
Step 4: For stop-loss, remember one sentence: if the closing price falls below the moving average, leave no matter what the next day. One moment of luck might wipe out all the profits you’ve accumulated before. Missing the trade isn’t scary—wait until the price moves back above the moving average, and then buy back.
This method isn’t smart, and it’s even a bit dumb. But “dumb” methods are often the ones that retail traders can execute the most, and the ones least likely to get eliminated by the market. Once the signal appears, follow through decisively, manage your position size, and keep your risk-reward ratio straight. One slip and you can still end up eating a big chunk of profit.
Don’t keep slapping your thighs in regret because you didn’t catch the opportunity. The crypto market never lacks opportunities. But if you don’t even have a simple and clear trading discipline, then no matter how many opportunities there are, they’re just passing clouds.
If you still don’t know how to trade right now—if you don’t know how to pick coins, how to build your position, how to take profit or set stop-loss—just follow my cousin as long as you’re willing to execute according to the plan and not mess around. I’ll accompany you to move forward steadily, rolling small funds into bigger ones little by little.
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