Many old friends bring a few thousand dollars into the market, always hoping for ten or a hundred times returns.

But after a series of aggressive moves, the principal $ETH ends up shrinking more and more.
The biggest trap for small funds is being too active: chasing hot topics today, switching tracks tomorrow, seeming busy, but quietly losing money in the account.
After trading for a long time, my strategy has become increasingly minimalist.
Now I only focus on one core indicator:
The daily MACD crossing above the zero line.
This pattern is clean, and the trend continuation is stronger.

As for various news and predictions, I basically ignore them, as too much noise only disrupts the rhythm.
Entry conditions are very strict:
The price must re-stand above the 20-day moving average, accompanied by increased volume; otherwise, I won't make a move easily.
The holding logic is also very pure:
Hold stocks above the line, exit when breaking below.
Profit-taking is also mechanical:
Reduce positions after a 40% gain, reduce again at 80%, and let the remaining profits run with the trend.
As long as the close drops below the 20-day line, I basically clear the position the next day.
Sticking to this rule, the account curve has become more stable.
Just like before,

, with clear signals, those who follow the trend can enjoy substantial gains.
The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is a system that can be reused long-term.
Many people complain about missing out, but actually, they are just losing their composure.
In the small fund stage, maintaining the rhythm is far more important than frequent trading.

Old friends, do you understand now!!?