巨鲸动向必看

The crypto market isn’t a casino — it’s a battlefield where strategy and discipline decide who survives.


If your funds are small, you must be calm like an old hunter — patient and precise.


Last year, I guided a beginner who started with just 600U.

At first, he was so nervous that his hands shook placing orders, afraid every trade might be his last.

I told him one thing: “Follow the rules, and the account will grow itself.”


A month later, he turned 600U → 6000U.

Three months later, 20,000U, and not a single liquidation.

Was it luck? No — it was pure discipline.


Here are the 3 Iron Rules that helped him rise:





1️⃣ Split your capital wisely — always keep a backup.

Divide your funds into three parts:




200U for day trades (focus on BTC & ETH, aim for 3–5% moves).

200U for swing trades (hold 3–5 days for stable gains).

200U untouched — your comeback fund, never to be touched, no matter what.


Those who go all-in with small capital either panic or get greedy. True winners always have reserves.





2️⃣ Trade with the trend — don’t chase noise.

80% of the market is sideways — overtrading only feeds the exchanges.

Wait for your setup, strike once it’s clear.

When profit hits 12%, withdraw half — secure your victory.

Real pros move like snipers: “When it’s time to act, one shot, one hit.”





3️⃣ Rules first, emotions last.




Never risk more than 2% per trade.

Take partial profit once you’re up 4%.

Never add to losing positions — cut, move on, stay calm.


You don’t need to be perfect; you just need to be disciplined.

The market rewards consistency, not impulse.





Remember — small capital isn’t your weakness, impatience is.

Growing from 600U to 20,000U wasn’t luck; it was rules, patience, and control.


Once you understand this, the market stops being chaos and becomes a system.

The path is lit — the only question left is: will you follow?


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#巨鲸动向必看 The cryptocurrency market has never been built up by retail investors, at least not 'built up spontaneously by retail investors.'
On the surface, it seems like retail investors are shouting orders, flooding the screens, and experiencing FOMO, but the ones who truly push up the prices and determine the direction are always the big funds, institutions, on-chain giants, and market makers.
Let's go back to the year 2021, when doge rose to $0.73. What happened? That year, x was called Twitter, and retail investors were constantly spreading heat on Twitter and TikTok. Suddenly, one day Musk tweeted 'to the moon,' and the price of doge skyrocketed from around 0.05. That was when institutions and large whales generally got in between 0.05-0.08, pushing the price up.

Brothers and sisters with a principal below 2000U, pause for a moment and listen to my advice. The cryptocurrency market is not a casino; it is a battlefield that requires strategy. With less capital, you need to be more stable, like an experienced hunter who can keep calm. Last year, I mentored a beginner whose account only had 1500U. At first, he was so nervous that he couldn't even place an order, fearing he would lose everything in one operation. I told him: “Follow the rules, and you can gradually improve.” Three months later, his account broke through 15,000U; after five months, it surged to 36,000U without a single margin call. Some asked if it was luck? Absolutely not; it relied on strict discipline. These three ironclad rules for “survival and profit” helped him grow from 1500U to where he is now: First rule: divide funds into three parts, leave a good backup. Split the principal into three portions: 500U for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, take profits when volatility reaches 3%-5%; 400U for swing trading, wait for clear opportunities before acting, holding positions for 3-5 days for stability; 300U as a trump card, remain unmovable even in extreme market conditions, which gives you the confidence to turn things around. Have you seen those who go all in with a few thousand U? They panic when it rises and fall, and they can’t go far. True winners know to keep some money off the field. Second rule: only chase trends, don’t exhaust yourself in turbulence. The market is sideways 80% of the time, and frequent trading just means paying fees to the platform. Sit tight when there’s no signal, and act decisively when there is. Take out half of your profits at 15%; securing profits is reliable. The rhythm of a skilled trader is, “If you don’t move, don’t; but if you do, make sure to hit.” When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect money, not anxious, not chasing after prices. Third rule: prioritize rules, control your emotions. Do not exceed a 2% stop-loss on a single trade; exit when the time comes; if profits exceed 4%, reduce your position by half, let the remaining profits run; never average down on losses, don’t let emotions drag you down. You don’t need to perfectly predict the market every time, but you must stick to the rules each time. Making money relies on a system that keeps your impulsive hands in check. Remember, having less principal is not scary; what’s scary is always thinking about “one big comeback.” Growing from 1500U to 36,000U is not about luck; it’s about rules, patience, and discipline. I used to stumble around in the dark alone, but now I hold the light. The light stays on; will you follow?