If your funds are less than $10,000, don't think about doing those flashy tricks.

I'll tell you a very simple but effective way to survive, avoid liquidation, and gradually grow your position.

Step 1: When choosing a coin, look for one signal:
Daily MACD golden cross. Don't pay attention to anything else, especially those flying news. It's best if the golden cross occurs above the zero line—this is more stable. Technical indicators are there, and they are more reliable than anyone's words.

Step 2: Your operation only follows one line:
The moving average. Hold when the price is above the line, sell when it drops below. No extra drama, no fantasies. If the price breaks below the moving average, you should exit immediately—that's the rule, not advice.

Step 3: Entry and exit points depend on two factors:
Price and volume. When the price breaks above the moving average and volume also surges to break through the moving average—that's when you should go all-in.
When to sell? If it rises 40%, take some profits; if it rises 80%, take more. If it falls below the moving average, sell everything—no questions, just do it.

Step 4: Stop-loss in one sentence:
If the closing price falls below the moving average, get out the next day no matter what. A lucky escape might save your previous gains. If you miss the chance, don't worry—wait for it to rise back above the moving average, then buy again.

This method isn't clever, and it's even a bit dumb. But simple methods are often the easiest for retail investors to follow and the least likely to be eliminated by the market.

Follow the signals, control your position size, keep a proper risk-reward ratio. With a little luck, you can capture significant profits. Don't just regret missing out after the fact—there's always another opportunity in the market.

But if you don't even have a simple, clear discipline, all the opportunities are just fleeting illusions. #四月行情预测