#数字资产市场洞察 Are you still pondering advanced trading strategies for accounts under 100,000 yuan? Save your energy. I'll share a "simple to the point" way of life—not for overnight doubling, but for truly avoiding liquidation and steady accumulation. To put it plainly, it’s four words: Trend is King. Follow the trend and hold tight; go against it and cut your position decisively. There’s no third option.



**Level One: Choosing Coins Based on Fundamentals**

Don’t be led by stories and hot topics. Stare at the daily MACD every day, wait for the golden cross signal, and it’s best to act only when it’s above the zero line—avoid coins driven purely by hype and news. The real strong signals are already on the candlestick chart; trying to outsmart the market will only lead to ruin.

**Level Two: The Daily Moving Average is Your Lifeline**

The execution is simple but requires guts: as long as the price stays above the daily moving average, hold; if it falls below, cut your position immediately. Don’t think "it might rebound"—that kind of hope will kill your capital. This isn’t advice; it’s the bottom line for survival.

**Level Three: Position Management Determines Life or Death**

You must meet two conditions to go all-in: the price remains stable above the moving average, and trading volume significantly increases. Take profits in stages when you’re in profit; don’t be greedy. If it pulls back, regardless of the reason, cut all positions immediately. Greed and luck are deadly here.

**Level Four: The One Ironclad Rule for Stop-Loss**

If the daily moving average is broken, don’t even look the next day—just clear everything. Admitting a mistake is faster than explaining. Wait for the market to prove strength again, then re-enter if needed—there’s still time.

Is this method clumsy? Absolutely. But because it’s simple, it doesn’t require talent or luck. Its true power is that most retail investors can at least survive using it. During the last market rally, I followed this logic to go long—small bets, just a little risk. The market exploded—profits locked in, positions exited immediately. Making money has always been about hard rules.

If you’re still struggling with how to choose coins, when to enter, or when to cut losses—then you should seriously consider this logic. The truth about the crypto world is simple: surviving is more important than anything else.
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OnchainUndercovervip
· 6h ago
To be honest, I've used this logic before. The account survived, but I didn't make much money. Clearing the daily moving average directly sounds satisfying, but in actual operation, that heartbreaking feeling of "almost rebounded" can really drive you crazy. But to be fair, small accounts within ten thousand really don't need all those fancy tricks. A straightforward and simple approach is more resilient. The biggest losers in the crypto world are those who try to be too clever, really.
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 13h ago
It sounds like following the trend, but everything depends on execution. The moving average system is indeed a well-known topic; the key question is whether anyone can stubbornly refuse to turn back.
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MevWhisperervip
· 19h ago
That's right, the phrase "trend is king" truly encapsulates the core of survival. When the moving average breaks, it's an immediate sell-off. Many people get wiped out by the illusion of "a possible rebound." I've seen it happen too many times.
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consensus_failurevip
· 19h ago
That's right, it's that simple and straightforward to survive.
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SatoshiHeirvip
· 19h ago
It should be pointed out that this set of arguments has an obvious dark trap in its technical origin—using the daily moving average breakout as a buy/sell signal is essentially a hindsight analysis of historical data. What have on-chain data long indicated? Clearly, the "reliability" of the MACD golden cross above the zero axis is just a joke in a bear market.
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