How can those with limited funds survive in the crypto world? Instead of chasing hot trends and playing with leverage, it's better to learn a set of trading rules that actually work.

Many people ask me, "I only have 10,000 yuan, can I still make a profit?" Yes, but only if you follow the rules. First, regarding selecting coins—don't listen to the noisy rumors flying around; those distractions only interfere with your judgment. The most reliable method is to look for a daily MACD golden cross, especially the one that appears above the zero line, which is the most stable signal. Technical charts are right in front of you; they are more trustworthy than anyone's words.

How to hold after entering? Just watch one daily moving average. If the price stays above the line, keep holding. Once it falls below the moving average, get out immediately—no bargaining. This is not advice; it's a rule. Many people lose money because they break this rule—always thinking "maybe it will rebound if I wait a bit," but in reality, they end up losing all their previous gains in a lucky bounce.

How to know when to fully load? Price breaking the moving average isn't enough; volume must also increase simultaneously. When both conditions are met, it's the right time to go all-in. As for selling, do it in stages: sell part when it gains 40% to lock in profits, sell more at 80%, and when it falls below the moving average, sell everything. Many get wiped out by greed. This method may not sound glamorous, but it’s the safest.

Stop-loss is crucial—if the closing price falls below the moving average, you must exit regardless of the situation the next day. Doing this well helps you avoid being eliminated by the market. Missing out is okay; opportunities will come again. When the price reclaims the moving average, you can buy back.

Honestly, this approach isn't clever, and it's a bit simple. But precisely because it's simple, it's easiest for retail investors to follow and least likely to be washed out by the market. Follow the signals, control your position size, keep a proper risk-reward ratio, and you can easily capture good profits. Don't just regret missing the opportunity; market chances are always there. The key is whether you have a clear discipline to seize them.