If your account has less than 2000U, I advise you: stop spending every day researching those flashy strategies.
On-chain sniping, inscriptions, quantitative trading, high-frequency trading—
sounds impressive, but for small funds, most of them are shortcuts to zero.
#币圈生存法则
For small funds to survive, there’s actually only one thing: use the simplest rules to slowly grow your money.
I’ve mentored many followers before, and many started from just a few hundred U or a few thousand U and gradually built up.
The method isn’t complicated at all; honestly, it’s just four steps, and being a bit simpler makes it easier to stick with.
$XLM
First step, choosing coins only based on one signal: daily MACD golden cross.
Ignore all the messy news, signals, insider tips—put them aside first.
Especially the golden cross above the zero line, which tends to be more stable.
Technical indicators should be objective; most of what people say is just emotion.
Second step, focus only on one line when trading: the daily moving average.
If the price is above the moving average, hold with confidence.
If it breaks below the moving average, just get out.
Don’t hesitate, don’t hope for a rebound, don’t make excuses for yourself.
Many people lose money because they don’t exit when they should.
Third step, only look at two things when entering: price + volume.
When the price breaks above the moving average and volume starts to increase, consider entering.
Once the trend is confirmed, then follow.
Profit-taking is also simple: sell part at a 40% gain; sell another part at an 80% gain.
If the price falls back below the moving average later, sell everything remaining.
Fourth step, and the most important: stop-loss must be strict.
As long as the closing price falls below the moving average, no matter what happens the next day, get out first.
Many people lose everything because of one lucky trade, giving back all the profits they made before.
Missing out isn’t scary; if the market reclaims the moving average, you can buy back.
Those who truly grow their money aren’t relying on one or two miraculous trades, but on a simple discipline repeated consistently.
Crypto markets are never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is a set of rules you can follow long-term.
If your account is still hovering around a few hundred U or a few thousand U, don’t think about getting rich overnight.
First, establish your own trading rhythm.
As for how to choose coins, when to enter, when to exit—there are actually a few details most people overlook.
Those who understand will naturally come to ask.
On-chain sniping, inscriptions, quantitative trading, high-frequency trading—
sounds impressive, but for small funds, most of them are shortcuts to zero.
#币圈生存法则
For small funds to survive, there’s actually only one thing: use the simplest rules to slowly grow your money.
I’ve mentored many followers before, and many started from just a few hundred U or a few thousand U and gradually built up.
The method isn’t complicated at all; honestly, it’s just four steps, and being a bit simpler makes it easier to stick with.
$XLM
First step, choosing coins only based on one signal: daily MACD golden cross.
Ignore all the messy news, signals, insider tips—put them aside first.
Especially the golden cross above the zero line, which tends to be more stable.
Technical indicators should be objective; most of what people say is just emotion.
Second step, focus only on one line when trading: the daily moving average.
If the price is above the moving average, hold with confidence.
If it breaks below the moving average, just get out.
Don’t hesitate, don’t hope for a rebound, don’t make excuses for yourself.
Many people lose money because they don’t exit when they should.
Third step, only look at two things when entering: price + volume.
When the price breaks above the moving average and volume starts to increase, consider entering.
Once the trend is confirmed, then follow.
Profit-taking is also simple: sell part at a 40% gain; sell another part at an 80% gain.
If the price falls back below the moving average later, sell everything remaining.
Fourth step, and the most important: stop-loss must be strict.
As long as the closing price falls below the moving average, no matter what happens the next day, get out first.
Many people lose everything because of one lucky trade, giving back all the profits they made before.
Missing out isn’t scary; if the market reclaims the moving average, you can buy back.
Those who truly grow their money aren’t relying on one or two miraculous trades, but on a simple discipline repeated consistently.
Crypto markets are never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is a set of rules you can follow long-term.
If your account is still hovering around a few hundred U or a few thousand U, don’t think about getting rich overnight.
First, establish your own trading rhythm.
As for how to choose coins, when to enter, when to exit—there are actually a few details most people overlook.
Those who understand will naturally come to ask.