If your current principal is still less than 2000U, first think clearly about one thing:
Your current goal is not to get rich quickly, but to survive first.
Last year, I took someone close to me, starting from 1800U, and in 4 months reached 64000U.
There was no liquidation in the process, nor was there a significant drawdown.
It’s not about how high the skills are, but rather three very "dumb" rules.
First: Diversification is the bottom line.
Split 1800U directly into three parts:
600U for short-term trading, controlling the frequency.
600U for swing trading, only waiting for confirmed opportunities.
600U remains untouched, as the bottom line.
The core message is:
Never give yourself the chance to "go to zero."
Second: Only engage in certain market conditions.
Most losses occur during sideways phases.
So the principle is very simple:
Do not participate in a sideways market.
If the direction is unclear, stay in cash.
Only act when the trend is clear.
The market does not provide opportunities every day,
but capital is exposed to risk every day.
Third: Rules outweigh emotions.
Turn trading into mechanical execution:
Control single trade losses to 2%.
Take profits at 4% and reduce positions.
If total profits exceed 20%, take out a portion to lock in gains.
At the same time, stick to one bottom line:
Do not increase positions in a loss, do not gamble on rebounds.
You can see the final result:
The account grew to 64000U, and more importantly—
Trading became easier, no longer dragged by the market.
In summary, there are three points:
Diversification, waiting, controlling risk.
These may sound unexciting,
but their only function is—
To keep you at the poker table.
In the crypto world, those who are truly fast
are often those who first learn to slow down.