Can you avoid losing money in Cryptocurrency Trading with less than 100,000? I relied on this "stupid method" to turn from a sucker into a winner.

Don't be fooled by the "get rich overnight" calls anymore! If you want to make a steady profit in the cryptocurrency space with less than 100,000, you really don't need to stare at the market every day until your eyes go blind. I've done cryptocurrency analysis for 5 years, and I've stumbled into enough pitfalls to circle the exchanges three times. In the end, I found out that the most profitable strategy is actually this "anti-smart" approach. I personally tested it and helped 3 fans grow from 50,000 to 600,000. Today, I'm going to share everything from the bottom of my heart!
Many newcomers often think that Cryptocurrency Trading requires understanding complex indicators and following insider news, but that is a big mistake. In the crypto market, "simplicity" is the retail investors' protective charm. My strategy consists of 4 steps, which is simpler than teaching your mom to use a smartphone; the key is to keep the risks in your hands.
Step 1: Filter gold, only recognize the "MACD Golden Cross" as this pass.
Choosing coins is not like opening a blind box; I never place an order based on "feelings." Open the daily chart (remember, don't stare at the 15-minute chart, that's a trap for high-frequency speculators), and directly filter for coins with MACD golden crosses—especially those above the zero axis; this is the real potential stock signal.
Let me give you an example. Last year, when a coin crossed the 0 axis upward, I told my followers to keep a close eye on it, and later it rose 120% in two months; on the other hand, a crossing below the 0 axis is nine times out of ten a "false rebound." Last year, I followed the trend and bought once, and I lost 20% in three days. Since then, I have etched this rule in my mind.
Step 2: Just look at the "daily moving average" for buy and sell signals, don't complicate things.
Many people are tangled up in the question of "when is the best time to buy?", and I have just one sentence: buy when the coin price is above the daily average line; sell when it falls below the daily average line. Don't ask why, this line is a "consensus line" built by countless funds, and it's more reliable than any "insider information".
I have a fan who used to always "wait for a pullback". When the coin price was on the line, he hesitated, and when it fell below the line, he was reluctant to sell, resulting in a holding period of more than half a year. Later, following my rules, he bought a coin online last month and sold it offline, making a 35% profit in 20 days. Now he comes to share his joy with me every day.
Step 3: Position management, don't put all your eggs in one basket.
With funds under 100,000, full leverage is a big taboo! My operational logic is very clear: when the coin price stabilizes above the daily average line, and the trading volume also rises (this is a signal of capital entry), you can increase to 80% leverage—don't go full leverage, leave 20% to deal with unexpected situations, this is the "safety cushion".
Selling requires more attention, don't be greedy: when the increase reaches 40%, sell 1/3 to recover part of the principal; when it rises to 80%, sell another 1/3, and consider the remaining 1/3 as a "surprise chip"; once it falls below the daily average line, regardless of how much you lose, clear the position immediately! Last week, a new coin surged from 0.26 to 0.39, an increase of 48%. I advised fans to sell 1/3 according to the rules, and the next day it retraced, leaving those who didn't sell all trapped. This highlights the importance of discipline.
Step 4: Stop loss! Stop loss! Stop loss! It's important to say it three times.
I have seen too many people fall into the trap of "wishful thinking": when the coin price falls below the daily moving average, they always think "just wait a bit and it will bounce back," only to end up deeper in the hole. My ironclad rule is: as long as the coin price closes below the daily moving average, I must sell on that day, even if there is good news that night—good news can be fabricated, but candlestick charts don’t lie.
The coins selected by my method indeed have a low probability of breaking below the daily moving average, but risk is like bringing an umbrella on a rainy day; you can choose not to, but you can't do without it. After selling, don't rush to buy again; wait until it stabilizes above the daily moving average and confirm it's a "real rebound" before entering the market. This is called "not releasing the eagle without seeing the rabbit $BTC ".