#数字资产市场动态 Friends with less than 10,000 USDT in funds, don’t waste your energy on complicated and flashy strategies. I’m serious about this.

Let me tell you the most practical approach — the key is to avoid liquidation and then gradually grow your funds. Many people do it this way, from five figures to seven figures. There are actually only four main points, the more straightforward, the easier to execute.

**First, about choosing coins**

Looking at the daily chart, a MACD golden cross is enough; turn off all other information first. Especially those overwhelming news stories, they can really confuse people. The most ideal situation is a golden cross above the zero line, which is much more stable. Technical indicators are displayed right on the chart, more reliable than anyone’s analysis.

**Follow the moving averages during trading**

Hold when the price is above the moving average; consider exiting if it drops below. Don’t try to be clever or hold onto hope. Once the closing price breaks the moving average, you should run. This isn’t just advice, it’s a rule you must follow.

**The nuances of entry and exit**

When should you go all-in? Wait until two conditions are met simultaneously — the price breaks through the moving average, and the trading volume also increases, breaking above the moving average. Only when both are in place should you make a significant entry.

For exiting, do it in stages: when the gain reaches 40%, take some profits; when it hits 80%, reduce some position again. If the price then falls below the moving average, close out the remaining positions immediately — no hesitation.

**Stop-loss is non-negotiable**

Once the closing price falls below the moving average, regardless of how the market moves on the second day, you must clear your position. Trying to hold on at this point can wipe out all your accumulated gains in minutes. Missed the chance? Don’t worry, wait for the signal again. When the price recovers above the moving average, buy back in.

**Honestly speaking**

This method may sound a bit stupid, and it is indeed simple. But often, it’s this simple approach that retail investors can stick to the most and is least likely to be eaten up by the market. The market always presents opportunities; the key is whether you have a clear, disciplined trading system. Without it, no matter how many opportunities come your way, you’ll just keep missing or making mistakes.

If you’re still confused — not knowing how to find coins, how to get on board, or how to take profits and cut losses — then you need a clear trading plan. As long as you’re willing to follow the plan and do it systematically, the story of profits will gradually unfold.