💥💥💥Brothers with a capital of less than 5000U, take a moment and listen to my advice.
The cryptocurrency market is not a casino, but a battlefield of strategies.
The smaller the capital, the more stable one must be. Be like an old hunter—calm and patient, waiting for opportunities.
Last year I guided a novice who had only 800U in his account.
At first, he was so nervous that he couldn't even place an order, fearing he would lose it all at once.
I just told him one thing: "Follow the rules, and you too can gradually rise."
Four months later, his account broke through 19,000U; six months later, he reached 28,000U, with zero liquidation throughout.
Many people think it's luck; in fact, it's not. It's based on three iron laws of "survival and profit."
1. Split your capital into three parts, leaving a good exit plan.
Divide the capital into three parts:
300U for day trading, focusing only on BTC and ETH, taking profits at a 2%-4% fluctuation;
250U for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities before acting, holding positions for 2-4 days;
250U kept as a trump card, not to be used in extreme market conditions.
Have you ever seen someone who goes all in? They panic when it rises, and they panic when it falls, ultimately collapsing in the volatility.
True winners always keep a "life" outside the market.
2. Only chase trends, avoid exhausting fluctuations.
The market spends 80% of its time in consolidation. Stay put without signals and only get in when there are signals.
If you make 12%, withdraw half; securing profits is the real win.
The rhythm of experts is: do nothing when idle, and hit the target when moving.
3. Prioritize rules and control emotions.
Stop-loss shouldn't exceed 1.2%, and exit at the point.
If profits exceed 2.5%, reduce the position by half, allowing profits to run.
Do not add to losing positions and avoid emotional trading.
You don’t need to perfectly predict the market every time, but you must adhere to the rules every time.
Making money is not about predictions but about maintaining a system that controls those restless hands.
Having small capital is not scary; what’s scary is always wanting to "turn the tables in one shot."
Rolling 800U to 28,000U relies not on luck, but on rules, patience, and discipline.
Before, he was wandering alone in the dark; now he has light in his hands.
This light keeps shining.
Are you in? @财经波哥
