Small funds should never mess around!

Too many people in the market rush in with a gambling mentality, and in the end, they all become the leeks harvested by others.

In the first half of the year, I helped a brother start with 1200U, and in 45 days, he grew it to 82K. The account curve was stable to an unbelievable extent, eating profits all along the way.

When he first arrived, he had seven different cryptocurrencies in his holdings, and the long and short positions were a chaotic mess.

I directly enlightened him: split the 1200U into three parts—600U as a safe position that doesn't move, 400U as a flexible position for adjustments, and 200U as an exploratory position for trial and error. Survive first, then have the qualification to wait for a big market.

We never greedily chase the small profits in fluctuations; we only bite down on trends we can understand.

When the signal is clear, we go in heavy. If the K-line doesn't look right, we immediately cut the position, even if it’s just a profit of 30U, we don’t linger in battle.

In the first trade, I made a profit of 150U, and I let him withdraw the principal, relying solely on profits and the flexible position to roll over. The further we went, the thicker the account became, and the operations became more cautious.

The most memorable time was when the community was arguing about long and short positions until they were muted, and he was itching to follow the trend and open a position.

I held him back and made him focus on the 4-hour chart: wait for the K-line to stabilize above the 5-day line, and for the MACD golden cross to appear, then directly go in with half a position. As a result, that wave of the market netted 2300U, while others were crying out in liquidation, we smiled and took our profits and left.

Too many small fund players are as anxious as ants on a hot pot, chasing hot spots today and cutting losses tomorrow, making their accounts thinner and thinner, until they lose even their principal.

My approach boils down to three words: stable, accurate, ruthless. Stability in position splitting, accuracy in signal capturing, and ruthlessness in taking profits without greed. Doubling the account is just a side effect; the core is being able to thrive in the market like an evergreen tree.

The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the people who can survive until the opportunities arise.

Those who rush to run often can't even return to the starting point. If you are feeling lost and want to find a stable method, feel free to follow me, and we will step forward steadily before charging ahead. @juice13