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How can a small account survive until the bull market? What should you do if you only have a few thousand yuan?
Honestly, when funds are limited, forget about getting rich overnight.
The only thing you need to do is one thing—don't get out halfway.
Many people go from a few thousand to tens of thousands, not because they are smarter, but simply because they make fewer mistakes. Today, I’ll share this approach. Ordinary people can stick to it. It’s not as exciting, but it’s stable.
**The method is divided into four parts.**
**Part 1: Only focus on coins that have already risen**
Don’t try to predict the bottom, don’t think about catching the dip, and don’t rely on news to make decisions.
Open the daily K-line chart and look for one signal: MACD golden cross. It’s best when it appears above the zero line; a secondary signal is when it appears near the zero line but the trend has already reversed.
The purpose of this method is simple—block out most coins that are still falling.
**Part 2: The daily moving average is enough**
The rules are simple:
If the price is above the daily moving average? Hold on.
If it breaks below the moving average? Exit immediately.
Don’t add various conditions, don’t overanalyze, don’t debate repeatedly. You’re not trying to prove how accurate your judgment is; you’re trying to avoid big pitfalls.
**Part 3: Entry and exit points should be predetermined and fixed**
Before placing an order, only look at two signals: Is the price above the daily moving average? Is the trading volume in line (above the average volume line)? Only when both are met, you can take a heavy position.
Set your exit plan in advance and stick to it when executing:
If it rises about 40%? Sell one-third.
If it rises about 80%? Sell another one-third.
If it breaks below the moving average? Clear out the remaining holdings.
This is discipline, not a show for the moment.
**Part 4: Stop-loss doesn’t need a reason**
If the daily moving average is broken, close the position at the next day’s open. Don’t ask how the market is now, don’t listen to what big V influencers say, don’t bet on a rebound.
If luck is on your side and you survive once, the system will gradually loosen.
What if you miss it? Wait until it climbs back above the daily moving average, then re-enter. There are many opportunities in the market; the key is—you need bullets.
**To be honest**
This strategy isn’t advanced, and it’s a bit rigid.
But because it’s rigid, it:
- Is less likely to be ruined by your own changes
- Is less likely to be driven by emotions
- Is less likely to lead to a reckless all-in
In the crypto world, it’s never a race of speed; it’s a race of endurance.
There are new opportunities every day, but the premise is—
You must stay alive to see that day.