Don't use your hard-earned money to pay tuition for the crypto world! A few hundred U is a small amount, just surviving is a win

—— Written for you who only have a few hundred U left in your account

If your account has less than 1000U, really don’t rush to place orders.

The crypto world is not a casino of betting big; it’s a jungle where the one who survives the longest wins. The less money you have, the more you need to be restrained like an old hunter: first preserve your principal, then think about profit.

Last year, a friend started with only 500U in his account; his hand was trembling as he clicked the order button, his mind full of thoughts about “doubling quickly.”

I splashed a bucket of cold water on him: “With small funds, first learn not to blow up your account, then talk about making money.”

After 90 days, his balance shot up to 18000U, with 0 blow-ups and 0 margin calls throughout. This wasn’t luck; it relied entirely on 3 “life-saving rules”:

First, split your funds into three parts, leaving a good exit route.

150U for short-term positions, only focus on BTC/ETH, exit when there’s a 3% fluctuation, no attachment to the battle;

150U for swing positions, wait for daily volume breakout/breakdown before entering, hold no more than 5 days;

200U for emergency funds, firmly hold during extreme market conditions, keeping it as the seed for a comeback. Those who go all in can be wiped out by a single spike; those who reserve funds can endure even the worst situations.

Second, only bite on trends, not choppy markets. The market is in a sideways trend 70% of the time; frequent operations just mean working for the exchange.

My entry signal: 15-minute K-line continuous volume increase + daily MACD golden cross/death cross, both signals must be satisfied before taking action.

When profits reach 12%, take out half first, let the remaining profits “run naked,” adhering to the principle of “if you don’t move, don’t act; once you act, it must be profitable.”

Third, rules must be locked, and emotions must be restrained. If a single loss ≥2%, close the position immediately, and the computer automatically locks the screen;

If profits ≥4%, first close half, set a 3% trailing stop for the remaining; never add to losing positions, eliminate the obsession of “waiting for a pullback.”

Market errors are acceptable, but discipline must not be broken; relying on a system to manage trades can lead to longevity.

From 500U to 18000U is the compounding of “making fewer mistakes.”

Small capital is not scary; what’s scary is always wanting to “turn it around in one go.”

Post the rules next to your screen, recite them when your hands itch: leave an exit route, wait for trends, keep discipline.

In the next wave of major increases, if you want to stay steadily in the car rather than being thrown into the ditch, for those with small funds who want to steadily reverse their situation, come follow me and slowly grow your principal!

Once I was wandering alone in the dark, now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow?