Attention traders with small initial capital. This approach has already helped many turn small accounts into large ones, and the key is to survive long enough and let compound interest do its work.

The method boils down to four steps, sounds simple, but few can execute all of them perfectly. I'll break it down directly.

**Step 1: Only trade coins with a trend**

Pull up the daily chart and focus on just one indicator—MACD. Only look for golden crosses, especially those above the zero line, which are the most stable. Don't listen to rumors or emotional judgments; the trend is the truth.

**Step 2: Use a single line for entry and exit**

That’s the daily moving average. The rule is super simple—hold when the price is above the line; clear out when it drops below. Don’t get caught up in constant hesitation; this is the bottom line.

**Step 3: Entry and partial profit-taking have routines**

Both signals must appear simultaneously to go all-in: the price stabilizes above the daily moving average, and volume increases.

Arrange partial profit-taking like this: sell 1/3 after about a 40% rise, another 1/3 when it reaches 70%-80%, and hold the rest until it drops below the daily moving average again, then clear. This isn’t advice, it’s the process.

**Step 4: Risk control in one sentence**

As soon as the daily moving average is effectively broken, liquidate all positions unconditionally the next day. No matter how strong the reason, it’s not acceptable. A moment of softness could wipe out all previous gains.

When the market moves again and the price reclaims the daily moving average, then re-enter. Missing the timing isn’t a big deal; surviving in the market is the top priority.

This method may even sound "dumb," with no fancy tricks, but because it’s simple, easy to replicate, and truly executable, it’s most suitable for most people to survive long-term in the crypto space. The market will always come back, as long as you’re still at the table.