If you only have a few thousand U, don't mess around blindly.



I've seen too many retail investors with small capital trying to chase miracles, only to be completely eaten up by the market. The problem isn't the initial funds, but the lack of discipline.

Today, I want to share a non-stimulating but most effective survival operation framework—I’ve seen people grow from five figures to seven figures using this logic. No shortcuts, just these four steps.

**Step 1: Choose coins by daily MACD golden cross**

Don’t be overwhelmed by news. The golden cross above the zero line is the most reliable, and the indicator at least trusts more than public opinion.

**Step 2: Core discipline is the 20-day moving average**

Hold positions above the line, clear positions below. It’s really that simple. If the closing price falls below the moving average, no matter how much it has risen, you must exit the next day. Luck can wipe out a month’s profit in one go.

**Step 3: Enter on volume-price resonance, exit in batches**

When the price breaks through the moving average with increased volume—that’s the signal to go all in. Take profits at 40% increase, sell some at 80%, and clear everything if it falls below the moving average. Don’t ask why; that’s just the rule.

**Step 4: Stop-loss based on closing**

If the closing breaks the level, get out the next day no matter what. Missing the move isn’t scary; waiting for the signal to reappear is enough.

This method may be a bit dull, but those who survive longer in the crypto world are never the smartest, but the most disciplined.

Think about the previous ETH rally—after volume and price broke together, following in, controlling position size, and you could have casually pocketed big profits. Many people later regret not following early—“If only I had followed.” But market opportunities always exist; the problem is that you can’t even stick to a simple execution framework.

If you’re still confused, unsure how to choose coins or when to enter and exit—then treat these four rules as ironclad laws. There will always be another chance in the market. Those who persist in execution will eventually reach the day of doubling their investment.
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ApeWithAPlanvip
· 11h ago
Discipline is greater than talent, well said --- The 20-day moving average trap is indeed solid, I've done it this way --- Turning 5000U into seven figures? It's either a dream or requires execution power --- Missing out isn't scary, lack of discipline is the real death --- Those who look at news every day have all died, those who look at indicators have lived quite long --- I waited three months for the signal of volume-price resonance, it was worth it --- I also followed that wave of ETH, taking profits in batches really feels good --- Walking away at the close sounds simple but is really difficult to do --- The mentality of taking chances kills, once back to square one --- It's not about having small capital, it's really about having no rules --- Selling a portion at 40% is crucial, those who are greedy end up with bad results
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MemeTokenGeniusvip
· 12-20 12:51
That's right, discipline is really more valuable than luck. --- I agree with the 20-day moving average; too many people just can't bear to cut their losses. --- Remember the last BTC wave? Those who strictly followed stop-loss rules made the most comfortable profits. --- Trying to get rich with a few thousand dollars is indeed unrealistic; it's better to be honest and follow the signals. --- The problem is most people forget after reading, and execution is the hardest part. --- This framework is actually just one word: stability. Nothing fancy. --- Missing out is a hundred times better than liquidation, really. --- I've been burned before by trying to take profits in batches; going all-in and out all at once doesn't look good. --- MACD golden cross combined with volume-price resonance—simple and straightforward, as long as it works. --- After all this time in the crypto world, those who survive are indeed the disciplined ones. --- When the moving average breaks, just run; this tests your psychological resilience the most. --- Waiting for the next opportunity is much better than losing everything and starting over.
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MEV_Whisperervip
· 12-20 12:44
Discipline is easy to talk about, but sticking to it is hell.
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