#数字资产市场洞察 Small account doesn't need to make the strategy too fancy.

To be honest, when the scale of funds is small, the most important thing is not to pursue getting rich quickly, but to survive. Surviving gives you the opportunity, and then you can gradually grow the business.

I have seen many people who use a very simple method to gradually increase their funds. This method has no frills, but its execution rate is extremely high—because it is simple enough.

**The core actually consists of four rules.**

**First rule, only recognize one signal: daily MACD golden cross.**

Don't focus too much on a bunch of indicators, and don't spend all day scrolling through news. Indicators are data, and data is always more reliable than emotions. Especially the golden cross above the zero axis, which has stronger stability; the signal quality at this position is obviously much higher.

**The second rule, only follow one line: the daily moving average.**

Price online? Hold it. Did it break? Walk away. It's not complicated, no bottom guessing, no stubborn holding - this is a rule, not a suggestion.

**The third point is that entry and exit depend only on two things: price and trading volume.**

The conditions for entry are very clear: the price must rise above the moving average, and at the same time, the trading volume must also increase. This is called an effective entry. It's not just about the price going up; the volume must be in sync.

What about the exit? Take profit in batches after making a profit. Sell part of it for arbitrage when the profit reaches 40%, and then sell another part when it reaches 80%. If the price eventually falls back to the moving average, clear out the remaining position completely, leaving no suspense.

**Article 4, the stop loss is based on the closing price.**

The daily closing is below the moving average, and the next day exit unconditionally. A single unwarranted stroke of luck is enough to wipe out all your previous accumulation. This lesson must be thoroughly understood.

Missed out? Missing out isn't a loss. The market always comes in waves, and opportunities are never lacking. What is truly lacking? It's a set of rules that you can consistently follow.

This method is not sophisticated at all, nor is it cool; it’s even a bit clumsy. But precisely this clumsy approach is the most suitable for retail investors to survive in the long run. There are too many smart people in the market, and instead, it is those who can perfect simple things who live the longest.