#美联储回购协议计划 Many beginners lose money primarily not because of a lack of opportunities—there are plenty of market opportunities—but because of a lack of discipline. I’ve seen accounts grow from four figures to seven figures; if I had to share a secret, it boils down to four words: strictly follow the rules.

Taking cryptocurrencies like $ZEC as an example, a complete entry and exit logic doesn’t need to be complicated. Don’t listen to insider tips; the technical analysis is the most honest.

**There is only one core signal for selecting coins**: the daily MACD shows a golden cross above the zero line. This kind of signal indicates the most stable trend; even if there are fluctuations, the chances of a sharp plunge are significantly lower. Beginners can use this to filter out most of the pitfalls in the market.

**Two things must be checked before entering a position**: whether the price is above the daily moving average, and whether the trading volume has also broken through simultaneously. If both conditions are met, go all-in—no ambiguity. When the gain reaches 40%, take half of the profit; when it hits 80%, close the other half. For example, during the PIPPIN rally, those who followed this approach enjoyed the most solid part of the rise.

**During holding, only watch one line**: the price stays above the daily moving average, and hold tightly. If the closing price breaks below the line, you must exit unconditionally the next day. Many people fantasize "it will rebound after falling," but often it’s just luck, and they end up giving back all previous profits.

**Stop-loss is not up for debate**: if the closing price falls below the moving average, that’s a signal. Don’t hold on, don’t wait—this is an iron law. Don’t fear missing out; wait until it reclaims the moving average, then re-enter when the opportunity arises—cryptocurrency markets never lack opportunities.

It sounds simple, right? But this method is the easiest to execute and the hardest to lose big on. Most people who blow up in the market aren’t because they didn’t see the opportunity, but because of poor execution. If you can’t stick to these four steps, even the best bull market won’t favor you.