#战略性加仓BTC Retail investors with only over ten thousand U in hand, instead of pondering those dazzling tricks, it's better to stick to the simplest and most resilient strategy—avoid liquidation, and let time and patience grow the principal.

I have seen many examples of small accounts growing into large ones; stories of five figures turning into seven figures do exist. Their secret boils down to four simple steps, so simple that few are willing to believe it, but precisely because it’s simple, it’s easier to stick with.

**How to choose coins? Just look at the daily MACD golden cross**

Especially the golden cross that appears above the zero line, which indicates the trend has shifted from weak to strong—more reliable than any rumors. Don’t be led astray by those "tenfold coin predictions" in chat groups; you might get lucky once or twice, but ultimately you’ll lose. Technical signals can also deceive, but at least they follow more predictable patterns than human psychology. Retail investors should rely on traceable, repeatable indicators.

**The operational logic is actually just one line—daily moving average**

When the price stays above the line, hold steady. Once it closes below that line, you need to exit at the next open. What’s the most common mistake here? That’s the phrase "wait and see." During the wait, a gap or jump can wipe out a week’s profit. A plan without execution is just self-deception.

**Where is the real buy point? When volume and price resonate**

It’s not just when the price stands above the moving average alone. It must be: the price rises, and trading volume also increases, signaling a confirmed trend. This is the highest probability entry point. As for exiting? Take profits in stages—when gains reach 40%, sell half; when it hits 80%, sell the remaining half; if the price falls back below the moving average, close all remaining positions immediately. Don’t be soft-hearted, and don’t be greedy.

**Stop-loss must never be compromised**

If the closing price breaks the moving average, it’s not the time to bargain. You must exit at the next open. A lucky break might wipe out your entire month’s gains. Missing out is painful, but it’s better than being trapped. The most valuable lesson in the market is learning to admit defeat.

**Why do these seemingly "stupid" methods last the longest?**

Because they reject emotional trading. Once the rules are set, greed and fear have no room to operate—you earn discipline itself. Also, focus on big trends and let go of small fluctuations—avoid 80% of minor ups and downs, and concentrate on the main trend. The power of compound interest: multiple small wins, steady progress, and the principal can truly grow. A big win can easily be wiped out by a big loss.

There was a certain coin’s market, where after signals appeared, following the routine strictly allowed for full profit. The market never lacks opportunities, but if you can’t even stick to basic discipline, then no matter how many opportunities are in front of you, they are just traps disguised as opportunities.

Finally, I want to say:

For small funds to turn around, the first step is to let go of the idea of "getting rich overnight." Practice this logic repeatedly until you can execute it instinctively. When that happens—you’ll realize that slow is actually the fastest way.