#以太坊大户持仓变化 Do you have less than 10,000 yuan? Then the only thing you need to do now is survive.

The reasons for small funds crashing seem diverse, but there are really only two black holes: one is the mind—listening to every rumor, chasing hot topics, and being emotionally driven; the other is the hands—reluctant to admit mistakes, with no clear stop-loss, eventually going all-in and getting liquidated. Plug these two holes, and your account might slowly grow.

The method I’m about to share isn’t fancy, and might even seem mechanical, but precisely because it’s simple and straightforward, it’s most suitable for small-scale trading—no tricks, no gambling on luck, just discipline.

**Rule 1: Only look at one signal when choosing coins**

Forget about messages in groups, forget about signal callers—just open the daily chart and look at one thing: whether the MACD has a bullish crossover above the zero line. This signal may be slow to react, but because it’s slow, it helps you filter out noise and set traps. If you don’t see this signal, there’s no need to even read research reports.

**Rule 2: Only follow one line for holding positions**

Draw a simple moving average line on the chart (20-day or 60-day). The rule is straightforward:

If the price is above the line, hold; once the closing price drops below this line, no matter if you’re in profit or loss, get out immediately. Don’t give yourself reasons to “wait and see”—that’s the prelude to losses.

**Rule 3: Confirm entries and exits with two signals**

Don’t rely on just one signal for buying or selling. The real opportunity looks like this:

When buying, the price should be stable above your moving average while volume gradually increases. Take profits in stages—sell some at 40% profit, another part at 80%, and hold the rest until the price breaks below the moving average.

**Rule 4: Stop-loss is your life-saving charm**

If shortly after buying, the price falls back below the moving average, it indicates you might have judged wrong. You must cut your losses immediately at the next day’s open—no discussion. Should you wait for it to stabilize again to recover? You can, but only if you survive first. Fantasized rebounds won’t save your account.

No matter how good the methodology, someone has to execute it. If you’re willing to follow this discipline—no gambling on probabilities, no reaction speed contests, just rules—small funds can still grow slowly over time. $ETH $SOL