Honestly, if you can't gather 10,000 USDT, there's no need to bother with all those fancy tricks. I use the simplest and most straightforward approach, yet I live longer than most smart people in the market.

This method is simple—avoid liquidation and let your principal slowly snowball. More than one person has gone from five figures to seven figures following this.

**Step 1: Only watch the daily MACD golden cross**

I ignore all the colorful candlesticks and block out the noise from the community. I only focus on one signal: the golden cross emerging above the zero line. Indicators don't always speak, but they never lie. This is my "alarm bell."

**Step 2: Only recognize the daily moving average line**

If the price is above the line, I stay flat; if it drops below, I exit immediately. The phrase "look at the 5-minute chart" simply doesn't exist. This is an iron law, no discussion.

**Step 3: Keep an eye on two numbers—price and volume**

The moment the price rises above the moving average, volume must also increase for me to go all in. I add to my position in stages: take profit at 40%, then again at 80%. If the price falls below the moving average, I clear out the remaining position. Protect your life first, then make money—that's it.

**Step 4: Stop-loss in one sentence—if the close breaks the moving average, the next day’s auction must go**

One soft heart can wipe out three months’ worth of bread money. Missing out isn't a problem; when the price reclaims the moving average, I welcome it back.

This approach may look silly, but it has given me a longer lifespan in the market than most. Last month during the PIPPIN rally, I entered as soon as the signal appeared, kept my position light, with small stop-losses, and a rally doubled my holdings.

The market never lacks opportunities; what’s missing are those who write trading discipline into their muscle memory. If you're still debating what to buy, how much, or when to sell, reach out to me. I’ll help you write your plan and execute it step by step. We’ll count USDT profits together, and cut losses together.

Survive first, then tell the next story.