A few hundred dollars trying to turn around by going all-in? That mindset needs to change.

I recently observed a case: starting with 1200U, rolling it to 25,000U in 3 weeks. Now the account is stable above 38,000U, all without a single liquidation. The problem is, most people see this result and only think it's luck. Actually, it's not.

The truth about small funds is: without fighting hard, focus on structure and discipline.

**Step 1: Funds must be split**

Divide 1200U into three parts, each 400U, each with its own purpose:
- Short-term intra-day: do only 1 trade per day, take profit at 2%-4%, then exit
- Swing trading: enter on daily breakouts or key support levels, always with a stop loss, close when profit exceeds 8%
- Permanent holding: do not touch when idle, this is the life-saving "resurrection coin" to completely eliminate the urge to go all-in

**Step 2: Choose the right timing to act**

80% of the crypto market time is actually sideways; avoid trading during these periods. If BTC consolidates for more than 3 days? Just close the software.

Trade only two types of market conditions: one is volume breakout from the range, the other is a pullback after standing firm above EMA30.

Whenever profit exceeds 15%, immediately withdraw a quarter to a cold wallet. This effectively hedges against drawdowns.

**Step 3: Follow three iron rules**

Set stop loss at 1.5%, cut when hit—don't wait for a rebound. Take profit at 3%, close half of the position, and move the stop to breakeven for the rest. Most importantly: do not add to a losing position; averaging down is a death sentence.

In the end, small capital is never the bottleneck. The real problem is rushing to get rich quickly. 1200U can grow through risk control, patience, and self-discipline—only acting when the probability truly favors you.

Slow is the fastest way; stability is what makes the snowball grow. Those who survive and profit are not the most aggressive, but the most disciplined.