For those who only have a few hundred U, this guide is a must-read. Especially for players with less than 1000U in principal, don't rush to open a position.
The cryptocurrency market is actually a long-term battle. The less capital you have, the more conservative your approach should be—like an old hunter: stay alive first, then think about making money.
Last year, when I helped a friend enter the market, he only had 500U in his account, and his fingers were trembling while clicking the mouse. The first thing I told him was: "Don't think about doubling; first learn not to get liquidated." Three months later, his account grew to 18000U. Throughout the entire period, there were 0 liquidations and 0 margin calls. This isn't built on luck; it's based on these three strict rules:
**Rule One: Divide your capital into three parts, always leave yourself an exit strategy**
With $150, focus on short-term trades, only dabble in $BTC and $ETH, and exit immediately when volatility reaches 3%. Don’t compete with the market; make a quick profit and leave. Use another $150 for swing trading, and only enter when the daily chart shows a volume breakout or breakdown signal, holding a position for a maximum of 5 days; keep the remaining $200 untouched, even in extreme market conditions. This is your capital for a comeback.
People who go all in can lose everything with just one bad trade; those who diversify can endure two bad trades and still stand.
**Rule Two: Only trade with trending markets, don’t engage in sideways games**
The market spends 70% of the time consolidating or fluctuating; frequent trading is essentially working for the exchange. The real signals for making money are: the 15-minute candlestick chart showing continuous volume increase, while the daily MACD shows a golden cross or death cross. Only when both signals appear should you act.
When profits reach 12%, withdraw half. Let the remaining position run free, setting a 3% trailing stop. Adhere to the principle of "if you don't trade, don't; if you do, make it count," always lagging behind, and refuse to chase highs.
**Rule Three: Write down your trading discipline and keep your emotions locked in a cage**
If a single loss is ≥2%, immediately close the position. You can set up your computer to automatically shut down the trading software; out of sight, out of mind; when profits reach 4%, close half the position, and set a 3% trailing stop for the remainder; never add funds to a losing position, and eliminate the thought in your mind that "it will recover with a pullback."
Market trends can be misread, but trading discipline cannot be loosened by even a millimeter. Systematic management of your trades is essential for longevity in the crypto world.
Rolling from $500 to $18,000 is not a myth, but a demonstration of the simple principle of "making fewer mistakes" through compounding.
Having a small capital is not scary; what’s scary is constantly thinking about "making a comeback in one big bet." Post these three rules on the edge of your screen and recite them every time you feel the urge to trade: leave an exit, follow the trend, and maintain discipline.
Slow and steady wins the race. When the next big market trend comes, I hope everyone can stay on the ride steadily, rather than being thrown into the ditch.#比特币流动性 #加密市场观察
