With a principal of within 100,000, you really need to focus. Stop messing around with all those chaotic things.



I'm not here to teach you how to get rich overnight; I just want to share a trading strategy that ordinary people can use to survive long-term in the crypto market.

No insider information, no weather betting. One sentence: avoid liquidation, achieve compound interest, and become more stable the more you play.

Many of my brothers around me rely on this method, gradually turning a few thousand into millions. It’s not talent, not luck, just using time to exchange for results.

**Tip 1: Only trade coins that are already rising**

I never bottom fish. Honestly, bottom fishing is what the big players do; retail traders shouldn’t follow. I only look for the daily MACD golden cross, preferably above the zero line. That kind of signal isn’t a rebound; it’s the true start of a trend. I don’t listen to stories or emotional appeals; what the price charts show is always more reliable than news.

**Tip 2: One moving average determines life or death**

On the chart, only keep the daily moving average. Hold when the price is above the MA; exit when it falls below. No questions, no emotional attachment—just stay alive first.

**Tip 3: How to enter positions, strict rules to follow**

Only watch two indicators: price above the daily MA + volume above the average volume line, then go all in. There are only three strict rules for selling, with no exceptions: sell one-third at a 40% gain, another third at an 80% gain, and clear all if it falls below the daily MA. This is discipline, not bargaining.

**Tip 4: Stop-loss is the last line of defense**

If it falls below the daily MA, clear all positions unconditionally the next day. It’s okay to be wrong; wait for it to rise again before re-entering. The market offers opportunities every day, but if your principal is gone, it’s really gone.

This method is very simple, but precisely because it’s simple, it doesn’t rely on emotions or luck. Retail traders’ biggest fear isn’t earning slowly but dying too quickly.

Previously, when a major exchange launched a new coin, I immediately advised my brothers to go long with the trend. From 0.26 to 0.39, a solid 48% gain, all executed according to the rules—no chasing highs, no after-the-fact analysis.

If you miss it, don’t regret. Making money is enough to win once. If the method is right, everything else is just a matter of time. Money is also just a matter of time.
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 9h ago
It has been proven that this MACD + moving average technical validation is supported by actual data, with a 48% return rate that cannot be denied. However, the key issue is—can retail investors stick to disciplined execution? Once the iron rule of stop-loss is broken, the entire framework collapses.
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down_only_larryvip
· 9h ago
Nothing wrong with that, but execution is too difficult. --- Moving average stop-loss sounds simple, but when it comes to critical moments, it's hard to bear to cut. --- From a few thousand to a million, have you calculated the time cost, brother? --- Bottom fishing indeed is money-making, but I haven't seen many people truly stick to only doing the rising trades. --- A 48% return looks great, but how many opportunities can this method produce in a year? --- Living first really hits home; most people die because they are unwilling to cut losses. --- There are many people talking about rules, but few can strictly follow discipline. --- Thinking about trying it, but afraid I don't have such strong mental resilience. --- Feels like this strategy is more suitable for retail investors to survive longer, not for quick accumulation. --- Breaking below to clear positions sounds ruthless, but the psychological barrier in actual operation is too hard.
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GasWaster69vip
· 9h ago
That's right, discipline is really worth much more than technical skills.
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