Retail investors with funds within 10,000 USDT can truly achieve stable growth through disciplined operations. I’ve seen many people rely on a simple technical system to grow an account from five digits to seven digits; the key is whether the method is correct and whether it is executed properly.



This method involves four steps, each not complicated on its own, but when combined, they become very powerful.

**Step 1: Technical Analysis for Coin Selection — Focus Only on MACD Golden Cross**

Don’t be swayed by flashy news. Open the daily chart and focus on one thing: when does the MACD indicator generate a golden cross? Especially the golden cross signals above the zero line, which are the most stable. Purely technical judgment, without mixing any other factors.

**Step 2: Use the Daily Moving Average as the Only Decision Line**

Establish a simple rule: hold the coin as long as the price stays above the daily moving average; if it falls below, exit immediately. No room for luck or exceptions. This line determines your entry and exit signals.

**Step 3: Coordination of Position Size and Volume**

Two conditions must be met simultaneously — price touching the daily moving average AND trading volume expanding — only then is it time to build a position aggressively. Follow the profit-locking logic for selling: when gains reach 40%, reduce 1/3 of the position; at 80%, reduce another 1/3; the remaining position should be cleared on the day the price drops below the daily moving average. This is not a suggestion; it is a discipline you must follow.

**Step 4: Only One Rule for Stop Loss**

If the daily moving average is broken, you must exit completely by the second trading day. No matter how convincing the reason, this decision cannot be changed. A single lucky break could wipe out all previous gains.

You might ask: what if I miss the opportunity? Don’t regret; wait until the price re-establishes above the daily moving average and then re-enter. The opportunity is always there.

This approach may sound a bit simple, but it is precisely the method that allows retail investors to survive the longest and most difficult to destroy themselves. Previously, I set positions based on a 10:1 profit-to-loss ratio in a certain market; I initially intended small trial trades, but the price surged nearly 12 times. It’s not luck; it’s disciplined execution.

Profit itself is winning. Don’t pat yourself on the back for missed opportunities in the past; focus on executing the right strategy. If you still have doubts about coin selection, building positions, or closing trades, communities like Gate Square are exactly where you can discuss these practical ideas — proactive learning is the only way to see the market clearly.
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RugPullAlertBotvip
· 12-13 14:10
It sounds good, but it really depends on who can truly hold out until the moment when the daily moving average breaks. When the daily moving average is broken, can everyone really exit entirely? Most people don't stick to discipline in practice, even if they talk about it, they are actually betting on a rebound.
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OneBlockAtATimevip
· 12-13 14:05
That's right, discipline is more important than talent, but very few people can truly stick to it until the end.
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JustAnotherWalletvip
· 12-13 14:04
In simple terms, it's discipline—sounds simple, but in practice, it can lead to bankruptcy.
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UnluckyValidatorvip
· 12-13 14:00
Sounds simple but really hard to execute. I’ve lost quite a bit before due to overconfidence. Ten times profit sounds great, but once it breaks the daily moving average, it’s gone completely. The daily moving average line is indeed tough, the key is whether you have the courage to really execute. I think the hardest part of this logic is reducing positions by 40%, greedy retail investors simply can’t do it. MACD golden cross + daily moving average, in plain terms, means waiting for a confirmed signal, not gambling on predictions. No regrets about missing out. This phrase sounds simple, but few retail investors truly can do it. Discipline is more valuable than the strategy itself. I’ve seen even the smartest investors stumble due to poor execution.
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StealthMoonvip
· 12-13 13:57
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to do. Break the daily moving average and still resist selling? I really don't have that much willpower.
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TokenSleuthvip
· 12-13 13:48
Everyone is right, but most people simply can't maintain that discipline. I've seen too many people say they are committed, but panic as soon as they drop.
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