Friends with a capital scale within 2000U, don't rush to try it yet. Let me tell you a very simple but long-lasting strategy — avoid liquidation and let the snowball grow slowly over time.
Many people have used this discipline to grow from small amounts to millions. It sounds complicated, but there are only four steps. The simpler the method, the easier it is to stick with.
**Step 1: Choose a coin based on one signal — Daily MACD Golden Cross**
Don’t pay attention to news or rumors; those are just noise. Technical indicators are more reliable. The safest signal is a golden cross above the zero line, which indicates a relatively low risk entry.
**Step 2: Hold your position like a line — Daily Moving Average**
Stay above the moving average and hold. If it drops below, get out. No exceptions, no luck. If the closing price breaks the moving average, exit unconditionally the next day. A soft heart will wipe out all previous gains.
**Step 3: Use two indicators for entry and exit: price and volume**
When the price is above the moving average and volume also breaks above the moving average, that’s the signal to go all-in. When selling, take profits at a 40% increase by selling some, and at 80% increase, sell more. If it falls below the moving average, liquidate everything immediately — no waiting.
**Step 4: Stop-loss discipline**
If the closing price falls below the moving average = exit. Never gamble on the next rebound. Don’t worry about missing out; wait until it re-establishes above the moving average before re-entering. Opportunities will come again.
This method may sound a bit simple because it involves no fancy tricks. But it’s precisely this simple approach that retail investors can most easily execute and are least likely to be eliminated by the market. Opportunities are everywhere in the market, but without a clear trading discipline in your mind, even countless opportunities are just fleeting illusions.
The key is execution. Rules are fair to everyone.
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PositionPhobia
· 01-11 12:20
That's right, I'm just afraid of that one moment of softness, losing everything earned earlier.
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The moving average thing is really the ultimate, you can survive without showing off.
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Breaking the moving average must be followed through, don't think about rebounds, those are just wishful thinking that lead to losses.
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Growing from a small amount to a million relies on not being greedy; discipline works better than brains.
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I've tried this method myself, the hardest part isn't reading the indicators, it's resisting the urge to act when the price is not moving.
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The foolproof way to survive is simple—I respect that.
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It's all about two words: execution. No matter how good the plan sounds, if you don't execute, it's useless.
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It sounds simple, but very few actually manage to cut and run as soon as the daily moving average is broken.
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Avoiding liquidation is the top priority; making money quickly can actually lead to more risks.
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I need to double-check the MACD golden cross; the condition above the zero line is a key factor.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-11 12:18
To be honest, I've heard this stuff too many times. The key is self-discipline; most people can't do it.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-11 12:16
Basically, it's about following discipline. I'm already tired of hearing this stuff.
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Moving averages, MACD, selling half at 40%... it really sounds boring, but some people do make big profits quietly this way.
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The biggest problem for retail investors is being too soft-hearted. When it really breaks the moving average, their fingers start to tremble.
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Starting with 2000U to play this, take it slow, no rush, there's plenty of time anyway.
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The key is really discipline. It sounds easy to say but is deadly to actually implement.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-11 12:02
It's easy to say, but it really depends on whether you can maintain your mindset. I've truly seen that following such advice can sometimes lead to faster losses.
Friends with a capital scale within 2000U, don't rush to try it yet. Let me tell you a very simple but long-lasting strategy — avoid liquidation and let the snowball grow slowly over time.
Many people have used this discipline to grow from small amounts to millions. It sounds complicated, but there are only four steps. The simpler the method, the easier it is to stick with.
**Step 1: Choose a coin based on one signal — Daily MACD Golden Cross**
Don’t pay attention to news or rumors; those are just noise. Technical indicators are more reliable. The safest signal is a golden cross above the zero line, which indicates a relatively low risk entry.
**Step 2: Hold your position like a line — Daily Moving Average**
Stay above the moving average and hold. If it drops below, get out. No exceptions, no luck. If the closing price breaks the moving average, exit unconditionally the next day. A soft heart will wipe out all previous gains.
**Step 3: Use two indicators for entry and exit: price and volume**
When the price is above the moving average and volume also breaks above the moving average, that’s the signal to go all-in. When selling, take profits at a 40% increase by selling some, and at 80% increase, sell more. If it falls below the moving average, liquidate everything immediately — no waiting.
**Step 4: Stop-loss discipline**
If the closing price falls below the moving average = exit. Never gamble on the next rebound. Don’t worry about missing out; wait until it re-establishes above the moving average before re-entering. Opportunities will come again.
This method may sound a bit simple because it involves no fancy tricks. But it’s precisely this simple approach that retail investors can most easily execute and are least likely to be eliminated by the market. Opportunities are everywhere in the market, but without a clear trading discipline in your mind, even countless opportunities are just fleeting illusions.
The key is execution. Rules are fair to everyone.