When your capital is less than 10,000 USDT, don't force yourself to copy the strategies of big players. Stacking indicators, obsessing over on-chain data, chasing emotional cycles—these are often distractions for small funds and can even accelerate account depletion.

I've seen too many early investors fall into this trap. Friends starting with just a few thousand USDT have done trading reviews with me. The ones who survive in the end actually use the "dumbest" methods. They don't rely on fancy systems, only a set of executable rules.

I often repeat one sentence: prioritize preserving capital; turning around is a later matter. Missing out isn't actually scary; what's truly frightening is greed causing you to give back the profits you've made.

Let me share my approach—look at the MACD on the daily chart; consider entering only when a golden cross signal appears. If the golden cross happens to form above the zero line, the success rate is even higher. After buying in, the key is to keep a close eye on the daily moving averages. As long as the price stays above the line, hold; once it effectively breaks below, exit immediately. This is the clearest market signal to get out.

Heavy position opportunities are precious; wait until the price fully recovers the moving average and volume increases. In such an environment, you can afford to lose, and your chances of winning are higher. During profit-taking phases, sell in batches—first offload 40%, then 80%, and finally, if the price breaks the line, clear the entire position. This way, you can catch the trend without greed.

PIPPIN's trend is a typical example; success comes from respecting signals, maintaining discipline, and controlling position sizes.

Opportunities in the crypto space are never lacking; what’s missing is the discipline to stick to the rules even when emotions collapse. Relying on gut feelings for coin selection, impulsive entries, and praying for stop-losses—people like this have no trading system at all. Conversely, even if your pace is a beat slower, operating systematically according to plan will ultimately show the growth curve of your account.