I have also witnessed a novice start with 800U and grow the account to 50,000U in 42 days, with zero liquidation throughout.

His comeback was not due to luck, but adhering to a principle: the core of small funds is not to chase profits, but to control the pace.

One, the three-part position method: Surviving is the priority for output.

• Split 800U into three parts: only invest 1/3 (about 270U) in the first trade, with the remaining funds serving as a safety cushion.

• Never add to a position without clear trend signals; do not catch the bottom or hold onto losing positions.

• Immediately stop loss if losses exceed 10%, refuse the fantasy of 'let's wait and see.'

Underlying logic: Small funds have weak risk resistance; going all in is equivalent to suicide. The essence of splitting positions is to exchange trial and error costs for survival time.

Two, only trade in trending segments, give up on ranging markets.

• In a ranging market, stay out and avoid frequent trading that consumes capital.

• Only enter when breaking key resistance levels or during a volume surge.

• Take profits in three batches (e.g., 20%, 40%, 60%), without being greedy for the last bit of profit.

For example, he followed in after BTC broke the 4-hour MA60 moving average, fully understanding the main upward trend before gradually exiting.

Three, rolling profits, locking in stop losses.

• After the first trade is profitable, use 'principal + profit' to open the second trade, gradually increasing the position but not exceeding 40% of total capital.

• Adjust the stop loss point upwards with profits to protect gains from being given back.

• Stop trading after two consecutive daily stop losses to avoid emotional trading.

Key discipline: do not add to losing positions, do not take profits early on winning positions.

Four, Resist Human Nature: When others are greedy, you pull back.

• Actively reduce positions when the market is euphoric (like when the community is frantically calling trades).

• Do not blindly catch the bottom after a sharp decline; wait for the emotional release to finish.

• Daily review: Why did I earn? Why did I lose? Did I follow the plan?

As a seasoned trader said: 'The most profitable moments in the crypto world are often when most people dare not take action.'

Why do most people fail?

1. High Leverage Risks: Under 100x leverage, a 1% fluctuation can wipe out the principal;

2. Emotion-driven trading: Increasing positions in revenge during losses, FOMO chasing during profits;

3. Ignoring systemic risks: Frequent black swan events like exchange glitches and disconnections.

The essence of small funds turning around is not about seizing opportunities, but avoiding critical mistakes. When you treat each opening as a survival drill, the market will turn from a 'casino' into your 'ATM.'

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