Insufficient principal of 1500U, can you only be a "leek" in the crypto world?

Not necessarily. Too many people hold a few thousand U eagerly wanting to "double", frequently opening positions and blindly increasing their holdings, resulting in liquidation and exit in just half a month.

But one of my beginners started with 1200U and within 4 months reached 25,000 U, now steadily above 38,000 U, with zero liquidations throughout —— this is not luck, but the essence of my practical experience from 8000U to 8 digits, broken down for you:

Funds are divided into three parts, only by surviving can you have the right to profit.

Split the 1200U into 3 parts of 400U:

The intraday position focuses on short-term trades, only monitoring 1 position each day; once the target is met, don’t linger in battle;

The swing position aims at trends, not chasing small fluctuations, waiting for the market to clarify and stabilize on key moving averages before taking action, locking in 10%+ profits;

The bottom position must remain untouched, reserved as capital for recovery during market downturns. Most people fail because of "going all in with no way back"; remember: surviving in the crypto world allows you to wait for profitable opportunities.

Only grasp the big trends, frequent operations = paying transaction fees.

80% of time in the crypto world is spent in fluctuations; opening positions back and forth will only waste costs.

If BTC has been flat for over 3 days, decisively close the software, wait until it breaks the fluctuation range or the trend is clear before entering the market.

When profits exceed 20% of the principal, first withdraw 30% to secure profits —— "stable when not moving, profitable when moving", is 10 times more reliable than staring at the screen every day.

Control emotions with rules, refuse to place orders based on feelings.

Set three ironclad rules in advance:

Set a stop loss at 2%, and when it hits, cut without hesitation; if profits exceed 4%, reduce the position by half to let the profits run;

Never increase your position in a loss, don’t harbor the illusion of "lowering the average price".

You don’t need to be right every time in judgment, but execution must be in place —— the highest realm of making money is to let the rules hold back greed and panic for you, without being disrupted by emotions.

Small capital is never an obstacle; the real pit is the obsession with "getting rich overnight".

Rolling 1200U to 38,000 U is not about gambling, but about controlling risk and waiting for opportunities with a systematic approach.

If you are still losing sleep over the ups and downs of a few hundred U, not knowing how to allocate funds or find trends, I am willing to slowly teach you this set of practical skills —— avoiding three years of detours, the key is to understand "how to be stable", rather than "how to be fast". @juice13