Limited capital? Then don’t be fooled by all kinds of flashy tactics. Today, we break down a trading approach that looks "simple" but is surprisingly steady—no liquidation, steady interest accumulation. Many people are steadily beating the market with this mindset. Basically, it involves four actions, simple enough for anyone to execute.

**First Trick: Choose Coins Based on a Signal**
Watch for the daily MACD golden cross, and don’t get distracted by news bombardments. Focus on the golden cross that appears above the zero line; technical signals are often more honest than market rumors.

**Second Trick: Follow a Lifeline in Operations**
The daily moving average is your traffic light. Hold when the price is above it; exit when it falls below. This isn’t advice—it's discipline. Stop-loss must be enforced if the line is broken; there’s no room for luck here.

**Third Trick: Confirmations for Entry and Exit**
Price breaks through the moving average + volume increases simultaneously—only then do you fully commit. Exit in stages: cash out part when gains reach 40% and 80%; if the price falls below the moving average, close all positions immediately—no hesitation.

**Fourth Trick: Only One Standard for Stop-Loss**
If the closing price breaks below the daily moving average, you must exit the next day. A single risk can wipe out all previous profits. Don’t fear missing out; wait until the price returns above the moving average before re-entering.

This method isn’t complicated, and it’s even somewhat conservative, but that’s exactly what retail investors need—the discipline that can actually be implemented. In every market cycle, some people use this method to precisely lock in profits. The market isn’t short of opportunities; what’s scarce is self-discipline. As long as you’re willing to treat your plan as an ironclad rule, you’ll gradually realize that the market isn’t that complicated.