#山寨币季节即将来临? Friends with less than ten thousand in funds, don't mess around blindly.



I've seen many people with small capital but complicated operations, ending up completely trapped. Instead of that, learn a sustainable method—live longer, and your account can grow.

Some friends around me are using this approach, from tens of thousands to millions. The threshold isn't high, but you must truly follow through.

**How to choose coins? One signal is enough**

Forget those motivational quotes; the market data tells the real story. Once the daily MACD crosses above, especially a golden cross above the zero line, the entry signal appears. Other news or rumors? Nothing beats what the candlestick charts say.

**How to operate? Follow the daily moving average**

It's simple and effective—if the price stays above the moving average, hold; if it breaks down, sell without hesitation. This isn't advice, it's a baseline, a discipline. Indecisive people are always taught a lesson by the market in the end.

**When to hold a heavy position? Confirm with volume and price**

When the price crosses the moving average and volume increases simultaneously, that's the time to go all in. Take profit at 40%, then reduce positions; at 80% gains, close out a batch; once it falls below the moving average, liquidate all remaining positions—no exceptions.

**How to set stop-loss? Just one line**

If the closing price breaks below the moving average, exit the next day. A lucky break can wipe out three months of gains. Many stories like that are seen too often. Missing out isn't scary; wait until it stabilizes again before re-entering, which is safer.

This approach may seem a bit "silly," but it's precisely the method most retail investors can stick to and are least likely to be eliminated by. Remember that strong rally? With rhythm, discipline, and proper position management, you can naturally profit.

Many people only regret not catching the move afterward, but the opportunity is always there—it's the lack of a plan that prevents people from grabbing it, no matter how good the chance.

If you're still worried about how to choose coins, when to enter, or how to set stop-losses, try following this framework. Stick to the discipline honestly, and your account will speak for itself.
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LightningClickervip
· 8h ago
Well said, but execution is too difficult. The buddy around me is doing the same, but he still got carried away by emotions.
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rekt_but_resilientvip
· 8h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to do. I’m the kind of fool who still wants to hold on even after breaking the moving average. --- Breaking the moving average and then running away sounds simple, but how many people can really do it... --- From tens of thousands to millions? I feel like these stories happen to others, haha. --- The stop-loss line tests human nature the most; admitting mistakes is really harder than making money. --- I believe in this system, but the execution is too poor, and I’ve fallen into old habits again. --- Compared to choosing coins, I feel that the real challenge is actually executing that stop-loss line.
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DegenMcsleeplessvip
· 8h ago
That's right, discipline is the key, and it's more effective than anything else.
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fren_with_benefitsvip
· 8h ago
Honestly, I've been using the MACD golden cross strategy for a long time, but indeed, 90% of people can't stick with it. Breaking the level and then running is easy to say, but when you really lose money, you just want to go all in to make it back, and in the end, everything is gone. I believe some friends turned a few thousand into a million, but how likely is that? The stop-loss line is correctly emphasized; I'm just worried that one lucky psychological moment will break the defense.
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BlockchainBrokenPromisevip
· 8h ago
It sounds good, but how many can really stick to it? --- When the moving average breaks, just run. It sounds simple, but it really tests your psychological resilience. --- Playing complex operations with small funds hits the mark. I've seen too many such unfortunate souls. --- Double confirmation of volume and price is indeed reliable. It all depends on who can truly follow the discipline. --- Strictly executing take profit and stop loss sounds easy, but actually doing it is deadly. The highest psychological cost. --- Playing from tens of thousands to millions? I've heard this story too many times. The successful ones are always a minority. --- Breaking the moving average must be followed through. This is the hardest to stick to, but also the biggest test of human nature. --- Discipline—most people fail at the "one more look" moment.
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rugdoc.ethvip
· 8h ago
To be honest, I'm already tired of playing with the MACD golden cross strategy; it's really all about mindset.
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