#数字资产市场动态 Friends with funds of a few hundred to a thousand U, stop and listen to this case.

The crypto world is not a casino. I’ve said this countless times. When you have less money, you need to be more cautious; the less you have, the more disciplined you must be. Early last year, I started working with a fan whose account had 600U. His hands were trembling when placing orders—afraid that one mistake would wipe out his entire capital. I told him: follow the rules, and you can gradually grow.

One month later, the account reached 12,000U.
Three months later, 36,000U. Never once did he get liquidated.

Someone said this was luck? Stop talking nonsense. It’s all about strict execution, nothing else.

He used three rules, which I now share with you exactly as they are:

**Rule 1: Divide the principal into three parts, always keep a backup**

How to split 600U?
- 200U for intraday short-term trading, only trade $BTC and $ETH, take profits when volatility hits 3%-5%, don’t be greedy
- 200U for swing trading, only enter when clear opportunities arise, usually hold for 3-5 days, aiming for stability
- The remaining 200U is frozen; even in extreme market conditions, don’t touch it—this is the rebound capital

Have you seen those who go all-in with thousands of U? When prices rise, they get carried away; when they fall, they panic. They can’t go far. True winners understand one thing: always keep some money in your pocket so you have a chance to turn things around.

**Rule 2: Follow the big trend, don’t waste time in sideways markets**

Most of the market time is spent oscillating. Frequent trading is like paying fees to the exchange. No clear signals? Stay quiet and wait. When signals appear, act decisively.

Take half of the profit at 12%, lock it in. The money that’s in your pocket counts. The master’s rhythm is simple: rest when needed, wait patiently, and be precise when entering trades. Watching his account steadily grow, collecting profits calmly, without rushing or chasing, feels especially good.

**Rule 3: Discipline above all, control your restless heart**

Set a stop-loss at 2% of your principal for each trade. When it hits, exit immediately—no bargaining.

When profits exceed 4%, cut your position in half; let the rest run. Never add to losing positions; don’t let emotions lead you.

You will never get every market right—that’s normal. But you must follow the rules—there are no exceptions. The essence of making money is to use a system to control your impulsive actions.

From 600U to 36,000U, it’s not luck from the heavens, but rules, patience, and discipline. Those trying to “turn things around in one shot” all end up failing.

Remember this logic: having less principal isn’t scary; what’s scary is an impatient mindset.