I've seen too many people in the crypto world trying to chase the dream of getting rich overnight with small funds, only to find that most of it ends in disappointment. I want to talk to you about how to stay steady and survive when you only have a few thousand USDT.
The key is to abandon flashy tricks and trade with the simplest rules. One follower used this method to grow from five figures to seven figures, and there are actually only four main tactics.
**First Trick: Only look at the daily MACD golden cross when choosing coins**
Don't overthink it—ignore news, public opinion, and influencers' opinions. Focus on the MACD showing a golden cross above the zero line; this signal is the clearest. Technical indicators won't lie to you and are more reliable than those full-of-hot-air analyses.
**Second Trick: Follow the 20-day moving average completely**
Hold when the price is above the moving average; sell if it breaks below. Don't hope for a rebound or try to catch the bottom—that's not advice, it's discipline. Falling below the moving average is dangerous, with no exceptions.
**Third Trick: Enter when price and volume break together, exit in stages**
Wait until the price rises above the moving average with increasing volume—that's the signal to follow in. When gains reach 40%, sell part of your position; at 80%, sell more; if it breaks below the moving average, exit entirely. Don't ask why—just follow the rules to survive.
**Fourth Trick: Use closing price for stop-loss**
If the closing price falls below the moving average, exit regardless of the situation the next day. One lucky break can wipe out a month’s profit. Missing out isn't scary; wait until the price re-crosses the moving average to buy back—there's always opportunity in the market.
This strategy isn't exciting; it might even be a bit dull. But the ones who last the longest in crypto are not the smartest, but those who can stick to discipline. Take BTC, ETH, and similar coins—when signals appear, follow through, control your position size, and often you'll catch a good rally.
The most common thing is people later regret not following the rules, saying, "Why didn't I buy then?" But remember, the market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is your execution. No matter how simple the rules are, if you don't follow them, opportunities will just pass you by like clouds.
If you're still struggling with choosing coins and timing entries and exits, the answer is simple—use the most straightforward method to earn solid money. As long as you truly execute it, the day of doubling your money will eventually come.
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MEVictim
· 01-06 09:04
Sounds good in theory, but who the hell can actually do it in practice? I watch the 20-day moving average every day, but I still get smashed through.
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GasWaster
· 01-06 08:49
In plain terms, it's discipline, which is more important than anything else.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-06 05:07
That's right, you have to have discipline; otherwise, even the best methods are useless.
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BakedCatFanboy
· 01-03 10:54
Sounds good, but how many people actually follow through? I've tried this method myself, and the key is that my mindset collapses—once the 20-day moving average breaks, I start to panic.
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BearMarketHustler
· 01-03 10:51
That's right, but the problem is that too many people can't get past the execution stage. They agree in words but start gambling with their actions.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 01-03 10:46
It sounds good, but how many people can truly stick to it? I've actually seen an older brother who relied solely on moving averages and managed to survive.
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Deconstructionist
· 01-03 10:37
Discipline is easy to talk about, but few can truly stick to it. I've seen too many people lose their enthusiasm after three days.
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PhantomMiner
· 01-03 10:25
That's right, it's a matter of execution. I've seen too many people who know the method but just don't take action.
I've seen too many people in the crypto world trying to chase the dream of getting rich overnight with small funds, only to find that most of it ends in disappointment. I want to talk to you about how to stay steady and survive when you only have a few thousand USDT.
The key is to abandon flashy tricks and trade with the simplest rules. One follower used this method to grow from five figures to seven figures, and there are actually only four main tactics.
**First Trick: Only look at the daily MACD golden cross when choosing coins**
Don't overthink it—ignore news, public opinion, and influencers' opinions. Focus on the MACD showing a golden cross above the zero line; this signal is the clearest. Technical indicators won't lie to you and are more reliable than those full-of-hot-air analyses.
**Second Trick: Follow the 20-day moving average completely**
Hold when the price is above the moving average; sell if it breaks below. Don't hope for a rebound or try to catch the bottom—that's not advice, it's discipline. Falling below the moving average is dangerous, with no exceptions.
**Third Trick: Enter when price and volume break together, exit in stages**
Wait until the price rises above the moving average with increasing volume—that's the signal to follow in. When gains reach 40%, sell part of your position; at 80%, sell more; if it breaks below the moving average, exit entirely. Don't ask why—just follow the rules to survive.
**Fourth Trick: Use closing price for stop-loss**
If the closing price falls below the moving average, exit regardless of the situation the next day. One lucky break can wipe out a month’s profit. Missing out isn't scary; wait until the price re-crosses the moving average to buy back—there's always opportunity in the market.
This strategy isn't exciting; it might even be a bit dull. But the ones who last the longest in crypto are not the smartest, but those who can stick to discipline. Take BTC, ETH, and similar coins—when signals appear, follow through, control your position size, and often you'll catch a good rally.
The most common thing is people later regret not following the rules, saying, "Why didn't I buy then?" But remember, the market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is your execution. No matter how simple the rules are, if you don't follow them, opportunities will just pass you by like clouds.
If you're still struggling with choosing coins and timing entries and exits, the answer is simple—use the most straightforward method to earn solid money. As long as you truly execute it, the day of doubling your money will eventually come.