Anyone with only three or five thousand yuan is most likely to make the mistake of trying to turn things around with a market surge. I’ve seen too many cases like this—small amounts entering the market recklessly, only to be washed out with nothing left.

For example, my former follower Ah Qiang had a capital of 3,000 yuan, and in less than two months, he lost it all, leaving only 800 yuan. Later, he stopped those flashy operations and learned a set of the simplest trading logic from me. Over half a year, he managed to grow his funds to over 20,000 yuan.

Why does a "simple method" tend to last the longest and earn the most steadily? Because the people who truly make money in the crypto space are always the most disciplined. Today, I will break down this hardcore strategy into four steps—follow them, and opportunities will come naturally.

**Choose Coins Only Based on Daily MACD Golden Cross**

Don’t be fooled by rumors and all kinds of hype. No matter how tempting the stories of small or new coins are, it’s better to focus on a clear technical signal. A daily MACD golden cross is a buy signal, especially when it occurs above the zero line. This is a hundred times more reliable than listening to influencers spout nonsense.

**The 20-Day Moving Average Is Your Life and Death Line**

Don’t try to predict where the market is heading, and don’t think about "bottom fishing." The only thing you need to do is: hold when the price is above the moving average, and sell when it drops below. A closing price below the 20-day moving average is a clear signal to exit—no exceptions.

**Entry Must Be Confirmed by Volume and Price**

When you see the price break above the moving average with a significant increase in volume, that’s the time to go all-in. After that, if it rises 40%, start reducing your position; at 80%, reduce again; if it falls below the moving average, exit everything immediately. Timing is crucial.

**Stop Loss Only Based on Closing Price**

Don’t get scared by minute-by-minute fluctuations. The closing price is what counts—if it closes below the moving average, regardless of current profit or loss, you must exit the next day. Missing the boat isn’t scary; wait until it reclaims the moving average, and you can buy back in.

Honestly, this method isn’t exciting at all, and it’s a bit dull. But the traders who survive and trade most comfortably are almost always those following the most boring rules.

During the recent PIPPIN market wave, Ah Qiang followed this signal to enter, managed his position well, and directly took a big chunk of profit.

Market opportunities are never lacking; what’s missing is the discipline to stick to simple rules. If you have less than 10,000 yuan now and want to turn things around, don’t bother with clever tricks. Stick to the simplest rules until the end, and the money will come naturally.

Are you ready to start?