If your available funds are no more than $10,000, don't think about doing those flashy things.

I'll tell you a very simple but effective way to survive without getting liquidated and to gradually grow your position.

Step 1: When choosing a coin, look for one signal:
A daily MACD golden cross. Ignore everything else, especially those flying news. The best is a golden cross above the zero line, which is more stable. Technical indicators are there for a reason—they're more reliable than anyone's words.

Step 2: Your operation should follow only one line:
The moving average. Hold when the price is above the line, sell when it drops below. No extra tricks, no fantasies. If the price breaks below the moving average, you should exit immediately—that's the rule, not a suggestion.

Step 3: Watch two points for entry and exit:
Price and volume. When the price breaks above the moving average and volume also surges past the moving average—this is when you should fully commit and go all-in.
When to sell? If it rises 40%, take some profits; at 80%, take more. If it falls below the moving average, sell everything—no questions asked, just do it.

Step 4: Stop-loss in one sentence:
If it falls below the moving average, get out the next day no matter what. A lucky escape might save all your previous gains. If you miss the chance, just wait for it to rise back above the moving average, then buy again.

This method isn't clever, and it's even a bit dumb. But simple, dumb methods are often the easiest for retail investors to execute and the least likely to be eliminated by the market.

Follow the signals, control your position size, keep a proper risk-reward ratio. With a little luck, you can make significant profits. Don't just pat your chest and regret missing out—there's always another opportunity in the market.

But if you don't even have a simple, clear discipline, all the opportunities in the world are just fleeting illusions.