Here's a strategy for flipping under 10,000 U to share with my brothers: a simple method, big profits
If you only have a few thousand U in hand, don’t mess around.
I’ve seen too many people trying to gamble for miracles with small amounts, only to be devoured by the market, leaving nothing behind.
Today I’ll share with you the simplest, but most viable approach — some of my followers have relied on it to roll from five figures to seven figures. The core consists of four steps, and none can be missed.
Step 1: Only watch for the daily MACD golden cross when entering the market; ignore everything else, especially those overwhelming news.
The golden cross above the zero line is the best; indicators don’t lie and are a hundred times more reliable than what big names say.
Step 2: Operate only according to a 20-day moving average; hold steady above it and run below it.
Don’t add drama, don’t fantasize; if the price breaks below the moving average, you should leave the next second.
This is discipline, not a suggestion.
Step 3: Enter the market when both volume and price break through, and exit in steps with profit-taking; if the price stands above the moving average and the trading volume simultaneously increases — this is the moment you should go all in.
Sell a portion at a 40% rise, another portion at an 80% rise, and clear everything if it breaks below the moving average.
Don’t ask why; just follow it to survive.
Step 4: Stop loss is based on the closing price
If the closing price falls below the moving average, you must leave the next day no matter what.
A moment of luck may cost you a month's worth of accumulated profits.
Don’t fear missing out; wait until it stands above the moving average again to buy back — the market always has another chance.
This method isn’t exciting; it’s even a bit dull.
But those who survive long in the cryptocurrency world are never the smartest, but the most disciplined.
When the signals come, follow them in; manage your position well. Many people often slap their thighs: 'If I had known earlier, I would have followed!'
The market always has opportunities, but if you won’t even execute a simple set of rules,
No matter how many opportunities there are, they are just fleeting clouds.
