Sharing a relatively stable technical trading approach that works especially well when the capital is around 100,000.

This method has only 4 core steps, with clear logic and moderate execution difficulty, but it requires strict discipline.

**Step 1: Select the Cryptocurrency**
Open the daily chart and only filter for coins with MACD golden crosses. Focus on those where the golden cross occurs above the zero line, as this condition tends to yield more stable success rates.

**Step 2: Determine the Entry Point**
Switch to the daily chart and focus on a single moving average—the daily moving average. The trading logic is straightforward:
- When the price stays above the daily moving average, it signals to hold or buy
- When the price falls below the daily moving average, sell immediately

**Step 3: Position Allocation**
After buying, observe the price trend and volume:
1. If the price breaks above the daily moving average with increased volume, consider adding to the position
2. Selling rhythm: when gains reach 40%, reduce 1/3 of the position; at 80% gains, reduce another 1/3; if the price falls below the daily moving average, close all positions

**Step 4: Stop-Loss Execution**
The daily moving average is your operational boundary. If the price falls below the moving average the next day, regardless of the reason, execute a stop-loss—don’t leave any room for wishful thinking. This discipline is crucial.

Although the probability of falling below the moving average after filtering is low, risk awareness must always be maintained. After selling, wait for the price to confirm stabilization above the moving average before re-entering, following this back-and-forth approach.

The method itself is simple and suitable for those seeking relatively stable returns. The key is to strictly follow the steps and not be disturbed by short-term volatility emotions.

Recently, I saw a coin rapidly rise from 0.26 to 0.39, a 48% increase. According to this approach, you should have started reducing your position at 40%. There are many market opportunities, but protecting your principal and maintaining a stable mindset are always the top priorities.