Many people just entering the crypto space might have only a few thousand U in hand, but what they have in mind is tenfold, hundredfold gains.

$ETH
After a few months of hustle, the coins haven't risen much, but the account balance keeps shrinking.
$ZKP
I went through that phase too, and later realized that when funds are small, the biggest fear is not lack of opportunities, but being too hands-on.
Wanting to do everything, wanting to grab everything.
Chasing hot trends today, switching tracks tomorrow, looking busy, but when you look back, it's all fees and stop-losses.
Eventually, I made my trading simpler and more boring.
In my current system, I mainly look at one thing: the daily MACD golden cross, especially the one above the zero line.
The trend from this position is relatively clean and tends to continue more easily.
I basically don't pay much attention to news, forecasts, or influencer opinions — too much noise, easy to mess up the rhythm.
I set a strict rule for entry: the price must reclaim the 20-day moving average, and at the same time, trading volume must significantly increase. Both conditions are indispensable.
Anything that hasn't reclaimed the moving average, I don't touch.
Position holding is also simple: hold while above the line, if the closing price breaks below the moving average, exit the next day.
Profit-taking is mechanical too: when the price rises about 30%, reduce a portion of the position;
when it rises to about 60%, reduce again.
For the remaining base position, let the trend run its course.
As long as the closing price breaks below the 20-day moving average, don't hesitate, clear the position the next day.
Doing this, my account became stable instead.
The last time I traded an old domestic coin, the signals were very clear.
From the formation of the daily golden cross to the moving average turning upward, those who went with the trend could basically capture a decent move.
The market never lacks opportunities. What it lacks is a set of methods that can be repeatedly executed without awkwardness.
Many people think they always miss the boat, but looking back, it's actually because their rhythm was off.
In the small-funds stage, having a stable rhythm is far more important than frequent trading.
Slower is actually faster.
If you're still confused about trading and want to completely turn losses into gains by 2026 and achieve stable profits, Brother Su is waiting to chat with you!
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