Principal under $100k—this stupid method will make you steadier the more you trade, I’m telling you. For small capital under $100k, if you want to flip your life by trading crypto, you really don’t need flashy techniques. I’ve seen too many people who study K-lines every day, chase hot spots, and listen to news—then their account shrinks more and more. Instead, it’s the ones who use the simplest methods and execute honestly that quietly make money. $ZEC

When you break it down, this method isn’t worth much—just four steps—but not many people can actually do it.

First step: pick coins based only on the daily MACD golden cross.
Don’t trust news, don’t look at “buy/sell calls” in groups. Open the daily chart and only find coins where the MACD has just formed a golden cross. Ideally, choose the kind that’s above the 0-axis—this area tends to have a steadier trend and a higher win rate. If there’s no golden cross, don’t even look. $SNDK

Second step: follow only one moving average.
Switch to the daily chart and look at just one moving average. If the price stays above it, hold; if it breaks below, exit. Don’t ask why it’s dropping, and don’t fantasize that it will bounce back. If it breaks, it breaks—leave, and move on. The moving average is ten thousand times more reliable than your feelings. $LAB

Third step: scale out in portions—don’t be greedy for the last bite.
When the price breaks above the moving average and the trading volume is also rising, you can enter with full position. But when selling, you must sell in parts: after the price rises 40%, sell one third; after it rises 80%, sell another third. For the remaining portion, once the price breaks below the moving average, clear out everything—no leftovers, one share not kept. Don’t always think about selling at the absolute top—being able to catch the middle part is enough.

Fourth step: stop-loss must be ruthless.
All logic is based on the moving average. Once it breaks, exit the very next day—no matter how much you’re down. Wait until it stands back above the moving average, then re-enter. Don’t overthink missed opportunities—missing out isn’t embarrassing; getting stuck is what’s painful.

This method sounds dumb, but dumb methods are exactly the path most retail traders can stick to. You don’t need to judge the market—you just need to execute the rules. As long as you control your position size and calculate the risk-reward clearly, your account will slowly move upward. If you want to learn it, come chat with me.
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