#数字资产市场动态 Not much USDT on hand? Stop making reckless moves.



I've seen too many people holding just a little money trying to gamble for a miracle, only to be wiped out by the market in the end. Today I’ll share a straightforward but highly resilient trading strategy—some people around me have used this approach to grow from five figures to seven figures. The core consists of four steps, and each must be executed. $HOT

**First Trick: The selection criterion for coins is simple—look at the daily MACD**

Don’t listen to any hype about news; those are unreliable. Focus only on MACD golden crosses, especially those above the zero line. This indicator is more trustworthy than anyone’s words.

**Second Trick: Stick to the 20-day moving average**

Buy and hold, stay in position as long as the price is above the moving average. If it breaks below, clear your position immediately—second after the break. This isn’t a suggestion, it’s discipline. No room for negotiation.

**Third Trick: Pay attention to volume and price when entering, exit step by step**

When the price breaks the moving average, and volume also increases—this is the time to go all-in. When it rises 40%, sell some to lock in profits; at 80%, sell more. If the price falls below the moving average again, clear all positions. $KSM Don’t ask why, just follow the rules.

**Fourth Trick: Stop-loss based on closing price**

If at the close the price falls below the moving average, regardless of the situation the next day, exit. A moment of luck can wipe out a month’s worth of profits.

This method may sound dull or even annoying. But in the crypto world, the longest-standing traders are never the smartest—they are the most disciplined.

Take PIPPIN’s recent move as an example: signals appeared, and I followed immediately, managing position sizes strictly. I caught a big wave of gains. Many later said they wish they had followed from the start.

Opportunities are always waiting there. The problem is, if you can’t even follow the most basic rules, then opportunities are useless to you. If you’re still clueless about how to pick coins, open positions, or exit trades, just stick to this approach—use the simplest method to earn steady profits. As long as you do, the day of doubling your money will eventually come.
KSM5,15%
PIPPIN-6,08%
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rekt_but_resilientvip
· 6h ago
To be honest, this set of disciplinary rules sounds boring, but it's much more reliable than those who constantly boast about their insights. I was just too greedy and suffered losses, and now I'm sticking to the moving averages.
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LonelyAnchormanvip
· 6h ago
To be honest, those who can follow discipline have already succeeded in the crypto world; most people just can't listen.
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rugged_againvip
· 6h ago
No problem with what you said, but people with poor execution will never make money. --- Regarding the moving average discipline, I think you still need to be ruthless, otherwise it's really pointless. --- I missed that wave of PIPPIN, and I'm still regretting it. --- I've heard too many methods like this, but the key is to stick to it. Most people fail here. --- Five figures to seven figures? Really? Is the market that easy? --- Stop-loss is the most critical part. One lucky break can wipe out a month's profit—it's a painful lesson. --- Rules are easy to say but hard to do. I've broken my discipline many times myself. --- Combining volume and price with full position sounds simple, but when actually trading, the mentality collapses. --- Don't listen to the "news sentiment" phrase, I agree—there's too much false information. Indicators are the most reliable. --- When will the day of doubling come? I can't wait any longer.
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ImpermanentPhilosophervip
· 6h ago
To put it bluntly, there's no other way but to have discipline. I've seen too many people go all-in with full positions and then cry and scream, so you still have to follow the rules.
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SerNgmivip
· 6h ago
Basically, it's an issue of execution. Most people forget after reading, and very few actually follow the rules.
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