If your trading capital is less than 5000U, really don't make trading too complicated.

Many small-cap traders tend to fall into these traps:
Obsessed with learning various indicators, following rumors, frequently changing trading strategies.
The more they learn, the more confused they become; the more chaotic, the more reckless their operations, ultimately losing even the most basic trading discipline.
In fact, for small funds to survive and gradually grow in the market, the simpler the method, the easier it is to implement.
Sharing a set of simple but extremely stable trading rules that ordinary people can strictly follow, with the core focusing on four points:

1. Only recognize one core signal: Daily MACD golden cross
Don’t indulge in rumors, follow social media trends blindly, or chase hot topics.
If the signal is not confirmed, do not act;
When a golden cross forms above the zero line, the trend is more certain, prioritize referencing this.
2. Only follow one lifeline: Daily moving average
Hold confidently when the price stays above the moving average;
Once it effectively breaks below the moving average, decisively exit.
No self-soothing, no looking for lucky reasons—if it breaks, get out. This is the bottom-line discipline.
3. Only look at two dimensions for entry: Price + Volume
When the price successfully stays above the moving average and volume increases simultaneously, then consider entering the trade, greatly improving the win rate.
Profit-taking doesn’t need to be complicated; divide profits proportionally and take partial profits:
A 40% increase, reduce some positions first;
An 80% increase, take partial profits again;
If it subsequently breaks below the moving average, clear out all remaining positions.
4. The most critical point: Stop-loss must be decisive
As long as the closing price falls below the moving average, regardless of how tempting the market is the next day, exit and observe first.
Missing a little market movement is no big deal; wait until it stabilizes above the moving average before re-entering.

Many people think this method is too simple, too clumsy.
But in the crypto world, it’s never the smarter people who make more money; those who can stick to the rules and follow discipline are the ultimate winners.
The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is a trading system you can stick to long-term and execute strictly.
For small funds to grow steadily, first stick to the rules and control your hands—more important than researching fancy techniques.