Friends, I am an old hand who 'dives' into the K-line every day and have seen too many people leave the market in tears as a cryptocurrency analyst. Let’s not talk nonsense today; let’s speak some heartfelt words—if your capital is less than 2000U, don’t think about 'turning it around overnight', it’s better to listen to my three practical words.
The crypto world has never been a casino, but many people force it to become a gambling table. Especially when the capital is small, people become particularly anxious, and when anxious, they want to 'take a gamble', resulting in a bike not turning into a motorcycle, only leaving a bicycle bell ringing.
Last year, I had a student, let’s call him Xiao K. At that time, he had only 1200U in his account, and his hands trembled like he was sifting rice when he placed an order. I told him directly: 'This little money of yours is not for 'making quick money', it's for 'practicing survival'.
And what was the result? Five months later, this kid's account surged to over 30,000 U, and he never blew up once.
Some say this is luck? Nonsense. There are no luck myths in this industry, only those who survive by following rules. Today, I will share three of my bottom-line 'small capital survival rules'; if you can execute them to the end, you may not earn much, but you will definitely survive for a long time — surviving long enough gives you a chance.
Rule one: treat money like a bomb; don't throw it all out at once.
With a total of less than 2000 U, do you still want to go all in? That’s not investing, that’s self-immolation.
My suggestion is: divide the money into three parts, each with its own mission.
The first part (about 40%) is to only play with mainstream coins for small intraday fluctuations; earn 3%-5% and run; don't linger in battle.
The second part (about 30%) is to do swing trading, wait for the right signal before acting, and hold for no more than 5 days;
The third part (about 30%) is to do nothing at all; just treat this money as lost. This is your oxygen tank to save you in the future.
Don't complain about the trouble; the less capital you have, the more you need to cherish every bullet. Those who easily ‘go all in’ have already quietly exited the group.
Rule two: I only fish in trends; I never fish in volatility.
The market oscillates 80% of the time; if you want to trade every day, you're just working for the exchange.
My strategy is: if there's no clear direction, drink tea and watch the show; when there's a signal, act decisively. Once profits exceed 15%, withdraw half of the profits — cash in hand is what's real, the numbers on the screen are just digits.
Those who truly know how to play are not the ones who trade the most, but those who know when to be passive and when to act accurately.
Rule three: emotions are the enemy, rules are the armor.
Single trade stop loss must not exceed 2% of the principal; when it hits the stop loss point, you must exit even with your eyes closed;
After profits exceed 4%, reduce your position by half and let the remaining profits run for a while;
The most important rule: never average down when in loss! Don't fall in love with the market; accept your losses and wait for the next opportunity.
You can't afford to lose this little money a few times, but as long as you maintain strict discipline, there will always be a next time.
I know many people are still struggling in a vicious cycle — it's not that they aren't trying hard, but that no one points out the clear path.
But don't forget, the market is always there, and opportunities will always exist, as long as you stay in the game.
If you are also tired of being a pawn and want to learn how to make money using rules, follow me; I will continue to share hardcore insights.
I am @链上淘金哥, and here I don't blow myths; I only talk about practical strategies that can help you survive.
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