Funds stuck at 1000U? Let's change our approach—using the simplest method to establish a truly reusable trading system.
Many retail investors rely on this logic to grow from four digits to five digits. It sounds complicated, but the core is actually just four steps. The simpler the method, the more powerful its impact.
**Step 1: Only focus on "Coins that will rise"—MACD Golden Cross**
Open the daily chart, don’t get distracted by a bunch of indicators. Just look for one: MACD Golden Cross. The safest signal is when the golden cross appears above the zero line—that’s when you should enter.
Don’t overthink mystical theories or hype news. Purely technical analysis is enough.
**Step 2: Use the daily moving average as your "Life and Death Line"**
Remember this: if the price is above the moving average, hold. If it breaks below, exit immediately.
Above the daily moving average = keep holding. Below the daily moving average = no need to debate, just cut your position. This is discipline, not a discussion topic.
**Step 3: The core logic of position management**
Two indicators working together: price + volume.
When the price is above the daily moving average and volume is also above the daily moving average? Go all in. When selling, follow the plan: sell one-third at a 40% gain, another third at an 80% gain, and if it falls below the daily moving average—sell everything remaining.
**Step 4: The one sentence for stop-loss**
If it falls below the daily moving average, sell all the next day unconditionally. No matter how bad the reason, it can’t change this decision. A lucky shot once, and all previous efforts are wasted.
Don’t regret missing out on a coin. As long as it reclaims the daily moving average, it’s an opportunity to buy again. This method may seem "stupid," but retail investors survive and exit the market by relying on this simple approach.
The market is there every day; the key is to keep enough chips to stay in the game.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 7h ago
The daily moving average is really awesome. I’ve never been so diligent in following it before, always relying on luck...
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 7h ago
If the daily moving average is broken, run. It sounds simple, but has anyone really persisted until reaching five figures? Why do I always get stuck at the mental barrier?
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ser_ngmi
· 7h ago
Are the daily moving averages really that amazing? I feel like it's almost the same as gambling... But looking at your logic, it's definitely much better than my random buying and selling.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 7h ago
The daily moving average system, it's easy to talk about but hard to implement. Few people can actually execute it.
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AirdropHuntress
· 7h ago
It sounds smooth, but after research and analysis, the key still depends on the actual performance data of this system during different market cycles—historical data shows that purely technical tracking can indeed avoid many risks, but don't be greedy; one lucky break can lead to total loss.
Funds stuck at 1000U? Let's change our approach—using the simplest method to establish a truly reusable trading system.
Many retail investors rely on this logic to grow from four digits to five digits. It sounds complicated, but the core is actually just four steps. The simpler the method, the more powerful its impact.
**Step 1: Only focus on "Coins that will rise"—MACD Golden Cross**
Open the daily chart, don’t get distracted by a bunch of indicators. Just look for one: MACD Golden Cross. The safest signal is when the golden cross appears above the zero line—that’s when you should enter.
Don’t overthink mystical theories or hype news. Purely technical analysis is enough.
**Step 2: Use the daily moving average as your "Life and Death Line"**
Remember this: if the price is above the moving average, hold. If it breaks below, exit immediately.
Above the daily moving average = keep holding. Below the daily moving average = no need to debate, just cut your position. This is discipline, not a discussion topic.
**Step 3: The core logic of position management**
Two indicators working together: price + volume.
When the price is above the daily moving average and volume is also above the daily moving average? Go all in. When selling, follow the plan: sell one-third at a 40% gain, another third at an 80% gain, and if it falls below the daily moving average—sell everything remaining.
**Step 4: The one sentence for stop-loss**
If it falls below the daily moving average, sell all the next day unconditionally. No matter how bad the reason, it can’t change this decision. A lucky shot once, and all previous efforts are wasted.
Don’t regret missing out on a coin. As long as it reclaims the daily moving average, it’s an opportunity to buy again. This method may seem "stupid," but retail investors survive and exit the market by relying on this simple approach.
The market is there every day; the key is to keep enough chips to stay in the game.