#数字资产市场动态 Last fall, my cousin tried his hand at the crypto world with 5000U. After three days, his account was down to only 3200U, and he cried asking me if he had too much bad luck. When I looked at his trading records: opening positions with full leverage, constantly adding to positions to catch the bottom, it was a textbook case of "chose the right coin but the account still blew up."

I helped him sort out 8 practical trading strategies. After sticking with them for 3 months, his account recovered to 4800U. Although he didn't achieve the dream of getting rich overnight, at least he can sleep peacefully now. Today, I summarize these methods in hopes of helping friends who are still exploring.

**Diversify Your Eggs**

Divide your funds into 5 parts for allocation, using 20% of your capital each time, and set a 2% stop-loss line. Calculated this way, even if you hit the stop-loss 5 times in a row, your total loss won't exceed 10%, leaving room for a comeback. My cousin traded nearly 18 times in the past month, and with this method, he reduced his account drawdown from 35% to under 12%.

**Follow the Trend, Not Feelings**

During the December 23rd wave, BTC's daily EMA30 clearly turned downward. I advised him not to try catching the bottom, just stay out and observe. As a result, BTC fell all the way to $38,500 before stopping, with a nearly 22% decline. He avoided this drop because he didn't cling to emotions; following the indicators kept him from straying too far.

**Don't Chase Explosive Coins**

Coins that can surge 250%-350% in three days, and then typically give back 70%-85% of those gains within two weeks, are just tricks of pump-and-dump schemes. In December, a meme coin surged 380% in one day. He saw the hype but didn't follow the trend. Five days later, that coin returned to the starting point, and he stayed safe.

**Use MACD Zero Line as a Traffic Light**

When the MACD crosses above the zero line, consider going long; when it crosses below, reduce your position or exit. This helps filter out half of the false signals. His backtest success rate increased from 50% to 62%-65%, making it much more reliable than operating blindly based on feelings.

**Add to Winning Positions**

For profitable trades, add to your position every 10% gain. But never add to losing trades, as that only deepens losses. Using this method, he turned a profitable SOL trade into a +32% gain, while friends who added to their losing positions were still stuck at -18%.

**Volume Tells the Truth**

A large volume at a low price indicates genuine capital inflow; high volume at a high price with stagnant gains suggests distribution by the big players. In December, when APT experienced a massive breakout, he only took a small position. The next day, seeing volume decrease, he quickly reduced his position and avoided a subsequent 10% pullback, perfectly dodging the decline.

**Use Moving Averages as Navigation**

The 3-day MA is used for intraday trading; the 30-day MA for medium-term trends; the 84-day MA for main upward waves; and the 120-day MA for long-term trends. Price positioning relative to these lines guides your actions—don't guess where the top or bottom is.

**Daily Three Questions for Review**

After each trade, ask yourself: Is the logic still valid? Has the signal been confirmed? Am I being driven by emotions? Write these questions down as a memo. Reviewing weekly, I found that 75%-80% of losing trades were driven by emotions. Block out those thoughts immediately.

Markets never lack opportunities; what’s missing is patience and a systematic approach. To stay on beat and avoid confusion, these strategies can help you move more steadily.