Not enough to reach 10,000 yuan? Stop dreaming about complicated trading strategies.
Actually, the core logic of trading is so simple and straightforward: identify the right trend and hold on tightly; if you judge incorrectly, exit immediately. Done.
**Finding strong coins is crucial**
Look at the MACD on the daily chart, only take signals of golden cross, preferably those above the zero line. Don’t listen to gossip news or stories; whether the market is strong or not, the candlestick chart will tell you directly.
**The daily moving average is your lifeline**
If the price is above the moving average, keep holding. Once it breaks below, turn around and leave. There’s no “wait and see” or “maybe it will rebound” fantasy here. Either stay in or get out.
**Position size determines life or death**
Only when two conditions are met can you take a heavy position: the price is above the moving average, and trading volume is simultaneously increasing. When the rally appears, sell in batches to lock in profits. Once the price breaks the line, don’t hesitate for a minute—liquidate immediately. This is not advice; it’s discipline.
**There is only one rule for stop-loss**
If it breaks below the daily moving average, get out. No matter what news or emergencies come the next day, close your position directly. Mistakes are mistakes; when strong signals appear again, it’s not too late to re-enter.
This method may sound a bit silly, so silly that it doesn’t require any talent or luck. But the biggest benefit is—most retail investors can stick to it and won’t get wiped out.
No matter which market cycle, as long as the market is strong, just go long with the trend. Making money is winning; overthinking everything is pointless.
If you are still confused now, unsure how to choose coins, when to enter, or when to exit, then you need to change your mindset. Taking fewer detours is more important than anything else.
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NFTregretter
· 01-11 22:34
Break the line and run, it sounds simple, but most people still wait for the rebound, ending up trapped.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 01-11 21:50
Once the moving average breaks, run. I only realized this after losing money with this logic... Don't bother with fancy tricks on ten thousand yuan.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-11 01:12
Damn, I feel like I've heard this logic a hundred times before, and every time it gets stuck on execution.
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DeFiDoctor
· 01-09 10:57
The consultation records show that this set of strategies is actually quite interesting—the trading is simplified to almost no decision-making space. From one perspective, it avoids human weaknesses, but it also concentrates strategy risk on a single indicator. Closing a position when the moving average breaks is sounds disciplined, but the real issue is whether it can be truly executed during liquidity shocks or black swan events. It is recommended to regularly review your stop-loss execution rate and not deceive yourself into thinking you are persisting. Symptoms of capital outflow often lie in these promises of "don't dawdle even for a minute."
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SandwichDetector
· 01-09 10:57
You're right, being simple and straightforward is the way to last longer. Don't overcomplicate things with all those fancy tricks.
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bridgeOops
· 01-09 10:56
That's right, I just lost in those "advanced tactics," wasting a lot of time.
If it breaks below the moving average, I need to remember to run. No more self-deception.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 01-09 10:34
Honestly, trading with ten thousand dollars should be this simple and straightforward. Don't bother with all those fancy tricks.
Not enough to reach 10,000 yuan? Stop dreaming about complicated trading strategies.
Actually, the core logic of trading is so simple and straightforward: identify the right trend and hold on tightly; if you judge incorrectly, exit immediately. Done.
**Finding strong coins is crucial**
Look at the MACD on the daily chart, only take signals of golden cross, preferably those above the zero line. Don’t listen to gossip news or stories; whether the market is strong or not, the candlestick chart will tell you directly.
**The daily moving average is your lifeline**
If the price is above the moving average, keep holding. Once it breaks below, turn around and leave. There’s no “wait and see” or “maybe it will rebound” fantasy here. Either stay in or get out.
**Position size determines life or death**
Only when two conditions are met can you take a heavy position: the price is above the moving average, and trading volume is simultaneously increasing. When the rally appears, sell in batches to lock in profits. Once the price breaks the line, don’t hesitate for a minute—liquidate immediately. This is not advice; it’s discipline.
**There is only one rule for stop-loss**
If it breaks below the daily moving average, get out. No matter what news or emergencies come the next day, close your position directly. Mistakes are mistakes; when strong signals appear again, it’s not too late to re-enter.
This method may sound a bit silly, so silly that it doesn’t require any talent or luck. But the biggest benefit is—most retail investors can stick to it and won’t get wiped out.
No matter which market cycle, as long as the market is strong, just go long with the trend. Making money is winning; overthinking everything is pointless.
If you are still confused now, unsure how to choose coins, when to enter, or when to exit, then you need to change your mindset. Taking fewer detours is more important than anything else.