Brothers with less than 2000U in your account—listen to my good advice.

Don’t learn those flashy things—sniping, quant trading, high-frequency. They sound high-end, but for small capital they basically just accelerate the “go to zero” button.
If you want small money to turn around, it’s not about fancy moves. It’s about a simple, even boring set of rules. I’ve brought along a bunch of people starting with only a few hundred U. The ones who ultimately survived relied on these tricks:
Step one: pick coins—look only at MACD.
Ignore all news, calls, and hot tips. Just watch the daily chart—bullish cross above the zero axis. That’s a signal of trend strengthening, way more reliable than those big V’s.
Step two: position—look only at moving averages.
If the price is above the moving average, hold it. If it breaks below, leave. A lot of people lose because—when it’s time to go, their legs turn soft.
Step three: entry—add trading volume.
Standing above the moving average is just knocking on the door. Bigger volume is the real “money in hand” that the main force is actually entering. Don’t chase bottoms, don’t chase rebounds—only trade the trend that has already proven itself.
Step four: stop-loss—must be as natural as breathing.
Close below a key moving average? The next day you go straight, no hesitation.
Missing the trade isn’t embarrassing. Losing everything is what’s really deadly.
Finally, here’s the big truth for you:
The crypto space never lacks opportunities—what it lacks are people who can control their hands.
If small capital makes big money, it’s not about a one-shot, all-in “magic play.” It’s about repeatedly executing these rules until you’re sick of them, and keeping risk locked down tight.
Slow is fast, and being dumb is being steady. First survive—then talk about making money.
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