To be honest, if you only have a little over ten thousand in your account right now, don't bother with those fancy tricks that look sophisticated.
Many people think making money in the crypto world depends on traders, news, or luck. Actually, it's not. I've seen many people succeed with the simplest methods, going from five figures to seven figures. The core is two words—survive. As long as you survive, profits will naturally accumulate slowly.
**Tip 1: Choose coins based on signals, not hype**
Don't listen to analysts blowing things out of proportion. Focus on one thing—daily MACD golden cross. Especially the kind that appears above the zero line—that's the real signal. Technical analysis won't lie; it's more reliable than anyone's predictions.
**Tip 2: Follow the moving averages**
After selecting a coin, how to operate? Simple and straightforward—hold when the price is above the daily moving average, and sell when it breaks below. No extra drama, no fantasies. When it breaks, it's time to exit. This isn't advice; it's a rule.
**Tip 3: Be strategic with entries and exits**
When to go all-in? When the price breaks above the moving average and trading volume also surpasses it—that's when to buy. How to exit? Take some profits at a 40% gain to test the waters, then take more at 80%, locking in gains. When it breaks below the moving average, clear out the rest. Keep a proper risk-reward ratio, and you'll have the chance to enjoy substantial profits.
**Tip 4: One sentence on stop-loss**
As long as the closing price falls below the moving average, no matter what happens the next day, you must exit. One lucky break can wipe out all your hard-earned gains. Missing out isn't scary; the market always gives you another chance to re-enter. Wait until it reclaims the moving average before buying back.
This method may sound a bit simple, but that's its advantage—so straightforward that retail investors can actually execute it, clear enough to avoid being eliminated by the market. Don't just regret missing out after the fact; these opportunities happen often. As long as you have discipline and stop-losses, the market will always present chances to make money. Without them, all the opportunities are just fleeting illusions.
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LeekCutter
· 4h ago
Are moving averages really that powerful? Why do I still get liquidated?
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CommunityJanitor
· 5h ago
Basically, it's about surviving. That hit me hard. I previously didn't cut losses and ended up losing everything.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 01-08 05:54
It's so spot on, the words "just survive" really hit me. Instead of chasing every hot trend, it's better to just make it to tomorrow.
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This set of moving average logic is truly a booster for rocket launches. Simple and brutal to the extreme, it has become the strongest weapon.
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Damn, just running when the price breaks below can wipe out half of the retail investors. Why is it so hard to execute?
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The MACD golden cross trajectory really doesn't lie; technical analysis is always more honest than analysts' words.
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This wave of thinking is about removing all unnecessary indicator lights. As long as the landing point is correct, that's enough. It’s suffocating to listen to.
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That stop-loss part was too harsh. A single lucky break can really burn you to ashes. The control room just taught this.
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Playing tricks with small accounts? Instead of complicating things, it's better to stick to the moving average and eat the gains. That’s the backup plan.
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It feels like the person writing this understands retail investor psychology quite well. But most people, even after learning ten times, will still go all-in. Haha.
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It's better to stick with one moving average than to flip back and forth. Clear trajectories and disciplined execution are the way to go.
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After completing these four steps, you'll feel much more at ease. It's more effective than reading ten analysts' scalpings.
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PositionPhobia
· 01-08 05:52
That's right, I'm just worried I won't be able to execute it.
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MEVHunter
· 01-08 05:46
You really have to be ruthless when the moving averages cross death, or else the arbitrage opportunity will slip away for nothing.
To be honest, if you only have a little over ten thousand in your account right now, don't bother with those fancy tricks that look sophisticated.
Many people think making money in the crypto world depends on traders, news, or luck. Actually, it's not. I've seen many people succeed with the simplest methods, going from five figures to seven figures. The core is two words—survive. As long as you survive, profits will naturally accumulate slowly.
**Tip 1: Choose coins based on signals, not hype**
Don't listen to analysts blowing things out of proportion. Focus on one thing—daily MACD golden cross. Especially the kind that appears above the zero line—that's the real signal. Technical analysis won't lie; it's more reliable than anyone's predictions.
**Tip 2: Follow the moving averages**
After selecting a coin, how to operate? Simple and straightforward—hold when the price is above the daily moving average, and sell when it breaks below. No extra drama, no fantasies. When it breaks, it's time to exit. This isn't advice; it's a rule.
**Tip 3: Be strategic with entries and exits**
When to go all-in? When the price breaks above the moving average and trading volume also surpasses it—that's when to buy. How to exit? Take some profits at a 40% gain to test the waters, then take more at 80%, locking in gains. When it breaks below the moving average, clear out the rest. Keep a proper risk-reward ratio, and you'll have the chance to enjoy substantial profits.
**Tip 4: One sentence on stop-loss**
As long as the closing price falls below the moving average, no matter what happens the next day, you must exit. One lucky break can wipe out all your hard-earned gains. Missing out isn't scary; the market always gives you another chance to re-enter. Wait until it reclaims the moving average before buying back.
This method may sound a bit simple, but that's its advantage—so straightforward that retail investors can actually execute it, clear enough to avoid being eliminated by the market. Don't just regret missing out after the fact; these opportunities happen often. As long as you have discipline and stop-losses, the market will always present chances to make money. Without them, all the opportunities are just fleeting illusions.