Wake up a little! ❗️ When your principal is below 1000U ❗️ don't keep swiping your credit card to pay tuition in the crypto world.

The crypto world is not a casino; it's a place that talks about strategies. With less money, you need to be steady and calm like hunting. Last year, I started with a novice who only had 600U in his account, and at first, he was so nervous about placing orders, afraid of losing everything in one trade.

I told him, "Follow the rules, and you can gradually make it."

A month later, his account grew to 6000U;

Three months passed, and it surged to 20,000U without blowing up even once.

Some people ask if it's just luck? It's really not; it's about strictly following the discipline.

These three "life-saving and money-making" rules helped him go from 600U all the way to now:

First, divide the money into three parts and keep a good exit plan.

Break the principal into three parts: 200U for day trading, playing only Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profits when the volatility is 3%-5%;

200U for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities to enter, aiming for stability over 3-5 days;

The remaining 200U should be left untouched; no matter how extreme the market, do not touch it; this is your capital for recovery.

Have you seen those who go all in with thousands of U? When it rises, they get cocky, and when it falls, they panic; they can't last long. Those who can truly win know to keep some money on the sidelines.

Second, only follow the trend and don't get stuck in fluctuations.

The market spends most of its time in sideways fluctuations, and frequent trading equals giving the platform transaction fees.

Wait patiently for clear signals, and only enter decisively when there are signals.

If you earn 12%, withdraw half of the profits first; money in hand feels secure.

The rhythm of the experts is: be patient when not moving, and when there is movement, there should be gains. When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect money, not anxious, not rashly chasing high prices.

Third, rules come first; control yourself.

Each trade's stop-loss should not exceed 2% of the principal; if it reaches the stop-loss point, leave decisively;

If profits exceed 4%, first reduce half of the position, letting the remaining profits continue to run;

Never add to your position when losing money; don’t let emotions lead you astray.

You don’t need to get every market direction right, but you must follow the rules every time.

Making money relies on a set of methods to control your impulsive actions.