2026-01-06 19:30:25

#2026年比特币行情展望 How to survive in the crypto world with 100,000 yuan? My answer is: abandon those flashy tactics, trap yourself with the most rigid rules, and you'll actually last longer.

The strategy I’ve figured out has four moves, but you must grit your teeth and stick to them:

**First Move: Don’t overthink choosing coins**
Open the daily chart and focus on one thing—whether the MACD golden cross appears above the zero line. This signal doesn’t mean an immediate surge, but it can help you identify mid-term potential rising stars. Stop messing with those dead, dull altcoins.

**Second Move: Whether to hold or not depends on one line**
Draw a moving average line (20-day or 60-day) on the candlestick chart. The trading rule is strict: if the price is above the line, hold; if it falls below, get out. Don’t

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LiquidationTherapist

· 13m ago

Well said, but too many people can't control their hands and insist on chasing gains and selling off in panic. Bankrupt Happy People 100,000 yuan really isn't enough to mess around; it's best to honestly stick to the moving averages. The MACD system has indeed survived several bear markets. It's not some black technology, but it's better than blindly guessing. Everyone understands the rules, but no one can stick to the end. That's the hardest part.

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MevHunter

· 01-06 19:59

That's right, you have to confine yourself within the rules to survive. I used to mess around too, and it was a huge loss. Now I stick to moving averages and MACD, although I missed a few waves, it's still better than getting liquidated. --- The moving average system is indeed reliable, but it tests human nature. Most people simply can't stick to it. --- Playing with 100,000 yuan in the crypto market, I think risk control is also necessary. Just looking at the charts isn't enough; stop-loss is even more important. --- The judgment above the MACD zero line is okay, but it needs to be combined with volume; otherwise, the signals are false. --- What I fear most is the moment when the price breaks below the moving average. I want to wait a bit longer, but then it slides down. Discipline is really the hardest part. --- This theory might work in a bear market, but what if 2026 is a bull market? Would the moving average strategy miss the opportunity? --- Rigid rules may sound boring, but they definitely help you survive longer than constantly watching the charts and following herd mentality. --- The problem is most people can't do it. When they see their accounts dropping, they want to change the rules. --- Altcoins definitely shouldn't be touched; they waste energy and are easy to get trapped in. Sticking to top coins is more reliable. --- I agree with this logic, but it's a matter of execution. The crypto world is too tempting.

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UncommonNPC

· 01-06 19:53

That's right, mechanical discipline indeed lasts longer than flashy tricks. That's how I do it. Both moving averages and MACD sound simple, but the hardest part is really not to get tempted. One hundred thousand yuan isn't too much or too little; the key is whether you can withstand the drawdown. Dead rules are indeed annoying, but they're much better than losing everything and running away. This trading strategy isn't innovative, but it really works. The problem is that few people can stick with it for three months.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 01-06 19:50

Rigid rules can indeed help you survive longer, but ten thousand yuan in the crypto world really can't withstand too much tossing... To put it simply, choose good projects and hold tightly, don't make random moves. This logic is sound. The moving average system is really old-fashioned, but there are indeed people who survive using it, I believe. The MACD zero line idea is pretty good, saves you from staring at the screen until your eyes blur. Ten thousand yuan... just the psychological preparation takes half a year, let alone strict execution. Mechanical trading sounds simple, but how many actually stick with it? Most still feel restless. This set of arguments circles back to "not trading is the best trading," but how many people can truly do it...

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FloorSweeper

· 01-06 19:31

This approach sounds quite convincing, but I'm worried that most people will still be tempted to gamble on those trash coins after reading it.

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