Crypto earning has never relied on luck; there is a systematic approach behind it.

A friend who trades started with 10,000 USDT and grew it to 5 million USDT. The key is not a miracle overnight, but that every step is systematic. This strategy looks simple, but few people actually execute it.

**Tip 1: Capital division is the prerequisite for survival**

Don’t go all in—that’s a painful lesson. Divide your principal into 5 parts, and only move one part at a time. What’s the benefit? Even if you lose 5 times, you only lose one part, keeping total capital loss within 20%. The real狠ness is—set single-loss limit within 10%, so total capital loss is only 2%. Imagine losing 10% after 5 wrong calls, then catching a big trend, and the loss is instantly recovered. This is the starting point of compound interest.

**Tip 2: Don’t act during trend**

When the market drops, it’s tempting to buy the dip. Don’t. That might not be the bottom; it’s a trap. Similarly, when prices rise halfway and you want to sell? Maybe the golden pit has just begun. Going with the trend sounds cliché, but few can truly wait. Patience is the core competitiveness of trend traders.

**Tip 3: Stay away from temptation**

A coin suddenly surges 50% or 100%? Looks like opportunities everywhere. But it’s not. A surge usually indicates two possibilities: either big players are distributing, or retail investors are taking over. Calculate the probability—chances of catching the bottom are much lower than big players offloading. Not being jealous of this wave already means you’ve won half the battle.

**Tip 4: Technical indicators are references, not gospel**

MACD is useful, but don’t be superstitious. Focus on the DIF and DEA lines: when below zero, if DIF crosses above DEA (golden cross), it usually signals a buy point; when above zero, if DIF crosses below DEA (death cross), it’s a signal to reduce positions. There’s a strict rule for adding or reducing: don’t add to losing positions, only to profitable ones. This prevents emotional trading.

**Tip 5: Volume is the market’s heartbeat**

A volume breakout at a low point is the strongest signal of trend initiation. Combine with moving averages—check if the 3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages are all turning upward. Don’t follow blindly; don’t fantasize. Focus only on coins with established trends.

**Tip 6: Review is the dividing line between experts and amateurs**

After each trade, ask yourself: Why did I buy? Why did I sell? Where did I go wrong? How’s the trend on the weekly chart? True experts grow through review, not by predicting the next move correctly, but by learning from past failures.

This method may not be groundbreaking, but how many can truly stick to it?

The market always rewards disciplined traders. Stay calm, stick to your rhythm, and only then can you progress steadily in the crypto world. Most people are not lacking effort—they lack a clear methodology like this. Trends are always there; opportunities never arrive late—what matters is whether you’re prepared.