Trading in the crypto world, starting with only about 10,000 yuan in capital, and every day pondering leverage, all-in on small coins, hoping for a one-night turnaround—that's just fighting against your own wallet.
It's not a lack of effort; the key is that this small principal can't withstand too much messing around. I know too many new traders who chase gains and sell losses, follow the herd for signals, can't hold up during dips, and are reluctant to sell during rises. In the end, all that's left is a sigh of "I should have known."
With limited capital, the first priority is to stay alive. Not getting liquidated, not going to zero, and continuously accumulating—that's the real goal. The following method isn't the smartest, but it's especially effective for retail traders who are itching and getting carried away. Many have used it to grow from five figures to seven figures.
**What to Pay Attention to When Buying** Only look at the MACD golden cross signal on the daily chart; treat other news and stories as air. The most ideal is when the golden cross appears above the zero line, because that indicates the trend is just starting, not a rebound. We want to follow the trend, not bet on reversals.
**How to Hold** Use the daily moving averages as a benchmark: hold above the moving average, and sell when it drops below. This is a hard rule. If you can't follow it, don't blame the market—blame yourself.
**When to Add Positions and When to Exit** Only when the price stabilizes above the moving average and volume cooperates with a breakout is it worth adding heavily. Gains without volume are mostly traps. Have a clear plan for taking profits: sell half at a 40% increase, sell half again at an 80% increase, and clear out if it falls below the moving average. Never expect to sell at the very top.
**Stop Loss Without Negotiation** If the price closes below the moving average, you must exit unconditionally at the next open. Don't hold onto hope—any relaxation can wipe out all your previous efforts. Wait until the moving average reestablishes support before considering buying back.
The essence of this method is simple: abandon the fantasy of being a superman, and honestly earn money from the trend. It won't make you ten times richer every month, but it will ensure you don't lose frequently, go to zero repeatedly, or get badly beaten by the market.
Market opportunities are never lacking, but those without discipline will never seize them. Still struggling with coin selection or timing? It's not that you're not smart; it's that you're not truly following a plan.
If you want to make money, follow the rules. If you want to gamble, don't blame others.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 7h ago
Playing with leverage with ten thousand yuan is really asking for death. I've seen too many cases like this.
Honestly, the MACD golden cross sounds simple, but sticking to it is the real challenge.
The rule about moving averages is fine, but when it comes to execution, people start making excuses.
Not getting liquidated means you win, rough logic but true.
Every time I want to bet on a reversal, I end up betting against myself.
Lack of discipline is really painful; it's not that you're not smart, it's really greed.
Writing a plan is easy, but when the gain is less than 40%, you want to run. What happened to the promise?
The most stable money is in the trend, but retail investors just can't give up the dream of getting rich overnight.
Breaking below the moving average at the close really means you should get out; luck can make you lose everything.
From five figures to seven figures sounds beautiful, but this method might not work for 99% of people.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 7h ago
That's right, discipline is indeed the shortcoming of most people.
Trying to go all-in on small coins with ten thousand yuan to turn things around—that mindset is already a loss.
The MACD golden cross + moving averages combo isn't anything fancy; it's just reliable.
I've also suffered losses from falling below the moving average and being too reluctant to cut, it's just being soft-hearted.
Writing plans for take-profit and stop-loss sounds simple, but few can actually execute them properly.
Those who obsessively watch the market every day and struggle with buy and sell timing haven't really figured out what they're doing.
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0xDreamChaser
· 7h ago
Trying to go all-in with ten thousand bucks to turn things around, I understand the enthusiasm but I really need to stay sober.
You're right, no matter how many opportunities there are, people without discipline are doomed to fail.
I've tried the MACD golden cross, and it's definitely more reliable than chasing the wind.
Now I regret not listening to this set of rules earlier.
Stop-loss is the real knife; I've been cut here before.
It sounds simple, but when it comes to execution, you realize how hard it is—just a little greed and everything is gone.
Wait for the moving averages to hold before going up; I need to engrain this in my mind.
Trading in the crypto world, starting with only about 10,000 yuan in capital, and every day pondering leverage, all-in on small coins, hoping for a one-night turnaround—that's just fighting against your own wallet.
It's not a lack of effort; the key is that this small principal can't withstand too much messing around. I know too many new traders who chase gains and sell losses, follow the herd for signals, can't hold up during dips, and are reluctant to sell during rises. In the end, all that's left is a sigh of "I should have known."
With limited capital, the first priority is to stay alive. Not getting liquidated, not going to zero, and continuously accumulating—that's the real goal. The following method isn't the smartest, but it's especially effective for retail traders who are itching and getting carried away. Many have used it to grow from five figures to seven figures.
**What to Pay Attention to When Buying**
Only look at the MACD golden cross signal on the daily chart; treat other news and stories as air. The most ideal is when the golden cross appears above the zero line, because that indicates the trend is just starting, not a rebound. We want to follow the trend, not bet on reversals.
**How to Hold**
Use the daily moving averages as a benchmark: hold above the moving average, and sell when it drops below. This is a hard rule. If you can't follow it, don't blame the market—blame yourself.
**When to Add Positions and When to Exit**
Only when the price stabilizes above the moving average and volume cooperates with a breakout is it worth adding heavily. Gains without volume are mostly traps. Have a clear plan for taking profits: sell half at a 40% increase, sell half again at an 80% increase, and clear out if it falls below the moving average. Never expect to sell at the very top.
**Stop Loss Without Negotiation**
If the price closes below the moving average, you must exit unconditionally at the next open. Don't hold onto hope—any relaxation can wipe out all your previous efforts. Wait until the moving average reestablishes support before considering buying back.
The essence of this method is simple: abandon the fantasy of being a superman, and honestly earn money from the trend. It won't make you ten times richer every month, but it will ensure you don't lose frequently, go to zero repeatedly, or get badly beaten by the market.
Market opportunities are never lacking, but those without discipline will never seize them. Still struggling with coin selection or timing? It's not that you're not smart; it's that you're not truly following a plan.
If you want to make money, follow the rules. If you want to gamble, don't blame others.