Many people start with a few thousand U, but the results can vary greatly.

Some gradually roll their accounts to hundreds of thousands, while others go to zero in just three months. The reason is not complicated—different strategies.

Many newcomers fall into the same pit when entering the market: high leverage chasing rises, fully invested in altcoins. A long wick can lead to an account being wiped out. Ultimately, it's not the market that causes losses, but one's own greed. When the capital is only a few thousand U, it’s even more important not to gamble; being steady and rolling it slowly is the right path.

I've mentored some old fans, gradually growing from five figures to seven figures. In fact, there are no insider tips and no need for complex indicators, just sticking to a few very simple rules.

For example, when selecting coins, I pay more attention to the daily MACD golden cross, especially the golden cross above the zero line, which is relatively more stable.

In terms of operation, I only focus on one moving average; if the price is above the moving average, I continue to hold, and once it drops below, I exit without hesitation.

When in profit, there should also be a plan. Generally, when the price rises to about 40%, I will first reduce my position by half, and when it rises to about 80%, I will basically exit. No matter how good the market is, remember to take the profit.

As for stop-losses, there should be no hesitation. As long as the daily close falls below the key moving average, I will usually exit the next day, not making excuses for myself.

These methods may seem very simple, even a bit 'stupid'.

But those who can make money long-term in the cryptocurrency world are often not the smartest, but the ones who can control their hands the best.

If you are still in the exploratory stage and don’t know how to operate, you can take a look at how I set up and execute, slowly finding a rhythm that suits you.