#数字资产市场动态 Do you only have a few thousand U in hand and want to turn things around?

Don't rush to buy the dip, and don't listen to those big V influencers.

I've seen too many people, holding small amounts, gamble on that elusive "miracle," chase hot trends, follow rumors, only to be washed out by the market completely. The stories in the crypto world just keep cycling: originally traders, then turned into cash machines.

Actually, turning things around doesn't rely on luck or genius brains. It depends on a method that looks "silly," but if executed properly, can be rock solid.

Someone around me used this approach, growing an account from five figures to seven figures. To be honest, it's just four steps, each hiding secrets to avoid being eaten by the market.

**Step 1: Focus only on one buy signal**

Daily MACD golden cross.

Ignore all the other background noise like fundamental good news, V神's predictions, social media trends.

The safest is the golden cross above the zero line; technical indicators never lie. Compared to any wind-blowing promises, this is much more reliable.

**Step 2: Stick firmly to the 20-day moving average**

Price above the moving average—hold on, don't think about buying the dip or adding more midway.

Break below the moving average? No hesitation—exit everything immediately.

This isn't advice or a tip; it's a necessary discipline to stay alive. Less fantasy means less risk of losing everything.

**Step 3: Pay attention to volume and price when entering, take profits in stages**

When entering, don't be greedy:

Being above the moving average isn't enough; you need to see trading volume increase simultaneously—that's a real signal of putting real money on the line.

When exiting, don't be greedy either:

Profit 40%? Calm down and reduce some positions. When it reaches 80%, take some profits. The rest should follow the moving average rhythm—once it falls below, exit completely. Don't expect to sell at the very top—that's a dream for losers.

**Step 4: Use closing price as the only stop-loss standard**

If at close the price breaks below the 20-day moving average, no matter if it rebounds the next day with a gap up—cut your losses.

A lucky break often results in a backlash against the month's profits.

Missing out isn't scary. When the price stabilizes above the moving average again, re-enter. The market has plenty of opportunities; missing one won't make it run away.

This strategy isn't exciting; honestly, it's a bit monotonous. But the longest-living and most stable earners in the crypto world are never the smartest, but those who understand and follow the rules.

Think about that wave of $BTC $ETH market, entering precisely on signals, strictly following discipline, and cleaning up profits thoroughly. Conversely, how many people afterwards regret, "If only I had followed then," but can't stick to basic discipline for a week—no matter how good the opportunity, it's just watching the show.

The core of turning things around isn't about taking a gamble with bold courage, but about ironclad execution and long-term persistence with simple methods.