# 800U rolled to 30,000U! The core of zero liquidation: small funds rely on 3 iron rules
#加密市场反弹 #币安HODLer空投AT The crypto world is not a casino of luck, but a battlefield of strategy and discipline—small funds are not scary; what’s scary is the greedy desire to “flip it all at once.”
I once guided a complete novice, starting with 800U, who within 5 months surged to 19,000U, and now their account is approaching 30,000U, all while maintaining zero liquidation and no major losses. This is not luck; it is the essence of 3 core principles distilled from years of experience with small capital, and the key to my ability to trade easily from a retail investor perspective:
## 1. Three parts of capital, refuse to go all in, surviving is the king’s way
Divide 800U into three parts, with fixed uses that do not mix:
· 300U for day trading: Focus only on mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, capturing small fluctuations of 3-5 points, take profit once reached, never stay up late;
· 300U for swing trading: Wait for major events to settle and trends to clarify before acting, hold positions for 3-5 days, do not guess bottoms or tops;
· 200U kept as a reserve: No matter how tempting the market is, firmly do not touch! This is the last confidence for a comeback; having cash allows for recovery opportunities.
## 2. Only catch trends, do not compete on frequency; lurking is more effective than random moves
90% of the market time is in fluctuation; when there is no clear trend, resting is the best operation.
I have always emphasized to her: once the trend comes, decisively enter the market; once profits reach 15% of the principal, take half of the profits to secure them.
Those who can make money understand: usually stay calm and wait, when opportunities arise, seize them tightly, do not be greedy or fidgety.
## 3. Rules govern actions, emotions stay aside; making comparisons and seeing the importance
The most taboo in trading is emotional operation; these three iron rules must be ingrained in your bones:
· Stop loss strictly set at 1.5%: As soon as the stop loss line is touched, regardless of whether there will be a rebound afterward, immediately cut losses without hesitation;
· Reduce position by half when profits exceed 3%: First, lock in part of the profits, let the remaining profits run freely, do not ride a rollercoaster;
· Never average down on losses: Do not believe in “buying more as it falls”; averaging down is not saving the situation; it is increasing the loss.
In fact, trading does not require being right about the market every time, but it is essential to make the right operations every time. The comeback from 800U to 30,000U depends not on precise predictions, but on the determination of “not greedy, not panicked, and following the rules.”