Principal under $100,000—this dumb method makes you trade more and more稳, I’m telling you. With small capital under $100,000, if you want to turn things around by trading crypto, you really don’t need flashy technical skills. I’ve seen too many people who study K-lines every day, chase hot spots, and listen to messages—only to end up with an account that shrinks more and more. Instead, it’s those who use the simplest methods and execute honestly who quietly make money. $ZEC

This method, once you spell it out, isn’t worth much—just four steps, but very few people can actually do it.
Step one: pick coins based only on the daily MACD golden cross.
Don’t listen to messages, don’t look at group calls. Open the daily chart and only look for coins whose MACD has just formed a golden cross. Preferably the kind that are above the 0 axis—this position usually has a steadier trend and a higher win rate. If there’s no golden cross, don’t even look. $SNDK
Step two: follow only one moving average.
Switch to the daily chart and just look at one moving average. If price is above it, hold. If it breaks below, exit. Don’t ask why it fell, and don’t fantasize that it will bounce back. If it breaks, it’s broken—leave, and move on. The moving average is ten thousand times more reliable than your instincts. $LAB
Step three: scale out the position in batches—don’t be greedy for the last bite.
When price breaks above the moving average and the trading volume also increases, you can enter with the full position. But when selling, you must sell in parts: when it’s up 40%, sell one-third; when it’s up 80%, sell another one-third. For the remaining portion, once it falls back below the moving average, liquidate everything—nothing left. Don’t always think about selling at the very top; if you can capture the middle part, that’s enough.
Step four: stop-loss must be ruthless.
All the logic is based on the moving average. Once it breaks, exit the next day—no matter how much you’re down. Wait until it reclaims the moving average, then re-enter—no fuss. Missing the move isn’t shameful; getting stuck is what’s painful.
This method sounds dumb, but dumb methods are exactly the path that retail investors can stick to the most. You don’t need to judge the market—you just need to follow the rules. As long as you control your position sizing and get your payoff ratio figured out, your account will slowly move upward. If you want to learn, come chat with me.
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