When many people enter the crypto trading circle, they already have a few thousand U in their hands, but their minds are full of images of tenfold and hundredfold gains.
After messing around for half a year, the coins didn’t really multiply much, but your account keeps shrinking with impressive consistency.
Let me put it bluntly—under 10,000 U, what you fear isn’t a bad market; it’s that you’re too diligent.
You try to hop on every hot trend. Today, tomorrow, and the next day—looks busy, but in reality you’re slowly bleeding out.
Later, I made my trading even simpler. I only watched one thing: a golden cross above the zero axis of the daily MACD.
My actions follow just the 20-day moving average: if price is above it, hold; if it breaks below, you exit.
For entry, wait until the price rises back above the moving average and then make a move only when volume picks up again.
Take 40% off at one point, and then take another 40% (for a total of 80%) at the next point.
If the closing price falls below the moving average, you leave unconditionally the next day.
The crypto world is full of opportunities; what it lacks are people willing to keep executing rules consistently.
For small capital, stable execution beats chasing speed.
You don’t lack opportunities—you lack the courage to take that one step.
Stop hesitating. The timing to turn things around—once you’re ready, follow along as the winds rise and momentum begins.
After messing around for half a year, the coins didn’t really multiply much, but your account keeps shrinking with impressive consistency.
Let me put it bluntly—under 10,000 U, what you fear isn’t a bad market; it’s that you’re too diligent.
You try to hop on every hot trend. Today, tomorrow, and the next day—looks busy, but in reality you’re slowly bleeding out.
Later, I made my trading even simpler. I only watched one thing: a golden cross above the zero axis of the daily MACD.
My actions follow just the 20-day moving average: if price is above it, hold; if it breaks below, you exit.
For entry, wait until the price rises back above the moving average and then make a move only when volume picks up again.
Take 40% off at one point, and then take another 40% (for a total of 80%) at the next point.
If the closing price falls below the moving average, you leave unconditionally the next day.
The crypto world is full of opportunities; what it lacks are people willing to keep executing rules consistently.
For small capital, stable execution beats chasing speed.
You don’t lack opportunities—you lack the courage to take that one step.
Stop hesitating. The timing to turn things around—once you’re ready, follow along as the winds rise and momentum begins.
