Many people enter the crypto space with only a few thousand U in their pockets, but their eyes are fixed on 100x coins. After all the hustle and bustle, their money doesn't grow; instead, it dwindles as they trade more.

The most common problem with small capital is having itchy hands. Today chasing this trend, tomorrow switching to that track. Looks busy, but the account is slowly committing suicide. In fact, the less money you have, the more you need to restrain yourself.

After doing this for so many years, I've actually made trading simpler and simpler.

Now I only focus on one signal: the daily MACD golden cross, and it must be above the zero line.

This kind of movement is the cleanest, and the trend is easy to continue, hassle-free.

I basically block out those messy news and predictions from big V's. Too much noise, and listening to them makes my hands itch; once they itch, I make mistakes $ASTER

Entry is also very rigid:

I only consider making a move when the price recovers above the 20-day moving average and trading volume starts to increase. Can't get above the moving average? Don't even look.

Holding positions is even simpler:

I hold as long as it's above the moving average; once it breaks below, I leave immediately, no nonsense.

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Taking profit is even more brutal:

When it rises 40%, I first reduce some position to lock in profits; when it rises 80%, I reduce some more; the rest goes with the trend. As long as the close breaks below the 20-day moving average, I basically handle it at the next day's open.

Over time, you'll find that the account becomes incredibly stable.

The previous $ZEC #BTC下探60000美元关键关口 wave is an example. The signals were crystal clear, and those who held along the moving average all made gains.

The market is always there, and opportunities are never lacking. What's lacking is a set of simple methods that let you sleep well and can be repeatedly executed over the long term.