When I am short on funds, I never mess around with fancy strategies. Sticking to the simplest trading system is enough — this approach has protected me many times and has never caused my account to blow up. Over time, my capital has gradually accumulated.

Among the people around me who use this approach, a few have turned a few ten thousand U.S. dollars into a million U.S. dollars.

**The method is actually very straightforward**

The first step, I just add one tool to my chart — the MACD on the daily chart, focusing on the golden cross signals above the zero line. This is my only buy signal. I turn off all other noise; technical indicators won’t lie to you.

The second step, I strictly adhere to one moving average (such as the 20-day or 60-day). This line is like my lifeline — if the price is above it, I keep holding; once it falls below, I close the position immediately. No buts, no hesitation.

The third step, price and volume are my two signal lights. Buying must meet both conditions: the price breaks above that key moving average with increased volume. No volume, no upward move? That’s a trap, I stay away. After entering, I take profits in stages: when the gain reaches 40%, I reduce some; at 80%, I reduce more; the remaining position I hold until the price breaks below the moving average again, then I exit.

The fourth step, stop-loss is a strict rule: if the closing price falls below my moving average, I will exit at the next open without any room for negotiation. A moment of overconfidence could wipe out months of profits.

This method isn’t high-end, but it can filter out 99% of emotional noise and false volatility. Last month, I applied this to $ETH and $PIPPIN — testing with small positions, strictly enforcing stop-losses, and ultimately successfully capturing trending moves.

Market opportunities are continuous, but only disciplined people can survive until the opportunity arrives. If you’re still struggling with which coin to choose, when to buy, or when to sell, maybe what you really lack isn’t more information bombardment, but a systematic framework you can stick to and execute relentlessly.