If your account has less than 10,000 USDT, instead of trying all kinds of complicated tricks, it's better to focus on survival—that's the key.

I've seen many people grow their funds from five figures to seven figures, and they don't rely on any secret weapons, just this methodology. Four steps, each as simple as can be.

**Step 1: Choose coins with a clear standard**
A daily MACD golden cross is a buy signal. Don't listen to rumors or KOL hype; indicators are the most honest. Especially the golden cross above the zero line, which is the most stable—market-verified.

**Step 2: Follow the moving averages for holding positions**
The daily moving average is your lifeline. Hold when the price is above it; exit when below. No hesitation—breaking below the moving average is not a suggestion, it's discipline.

**Step 3: Clear entry and exit criteria**
When the price breaks above the moving average with moderate volume increase, you can add to your position— but not full size. When the profit reaches 40%, sell some; at 80%, reduce your position again and lock in gains. If the price falls below the moving average, exit all remaining positions.

**Step 4: No elastic stop-loss**
If the closing price falls below the moving average, exit unconditionally on the second trading day. Relying on luck is dangerous—if you can't bear to cut losses once, you might give back all your previous gains. Missing out is okay; wait until the price reclaims the moving average to re-enter. The opportunity to profit is always there.

This method may seem even a bit "dumb," but it's exactly the approach that retail investors can execute most easily and that the market is least likely to eliminate. The previous PIPPIN market cycle was a perfect example—confirmation signals, position control, reasonable risk-reward ratio—enough to ride the entire wave. Don't always be the armchair strategist regretting missing out afterward; market opportunities are never lacking—what's missing is the discipline to seize them.