“Brother, there's only 600U left, can I still turn this around?”
At two in the morning, I received this message and directly replied via voice: “Make one more trade, and you'll really be out. Don't act yet, listen to my instructions.”
I can be so confident because three years ago, I helped a brother who started with only 1000U, and after 42 days, his account grew to 100,000U, with zero liquidations throughout.
Today, I am sharing this 'Small Capital Survival Technique'; if you can memorize it, we can talk about going all in.
① Divide the principal into three parts, start with one-third
Cut the 1000U into three parts on the spot, with the first part being just over 300U, and the remaining locked in tightly.
Rules on the screen: No increasing positions, no bottom fishing, no holding on stubbornly; even if the market is good, only make minimal moves.
First learn to be “afraid” before you qualify to “earn.”
② Only trade with certainty, take it in segments
There are only two signals: Daily breakout + volume increase of over 20% before considering entry; confirm again with a 15-minute pullback on the moving average.
No signals? Turn off your phone, go for a run, or sleep; chasing during a volatile market is like giving tips to the exchange.
③ Profit rolling, cut losses at 3%
For every 100U earned, immediately withdraw 30% into a cold wallet, rolling the remaining 70U into the next trade.
Set a hard stop loss at 3%, and it automatically triggers when the time comes, no bargaining.
Let profits generate profits; compound interest is the big bomb for small capital.
④ Take profits, don't be greedy
No matter how good the market is, if it rises by 40%, take half; if it rises by 80%, take another half, leaving a little to let the profits fly.
Rolling positions rely on compound interest, not gambling with your life.
While others fantasize about ten-fold gains from one trade, I achieve one-fold gains from ten trades, sleeping soundly and eating steadily.
The result is 1000U → 100,000U in 42 days, with a maximum drawdown of only 5%, and every step documented with screenshots.
Now he eats well every day and brings his whole family into the market, withdrawing the principal early, leaving only pure profits to play with.
Finally, I etched this on the screen: The smaller the principal, the more stable you must be; a snowball only gets truly big when it rolls.
Before thinking of going all in next time, first ask yourself these three questions: Is my position too heavy? Is the signal really bright? Am I willing to withdraw profits?
Only pass all three checks before letting the market go wild; otherwise, accumulate U and watch the show.
Small capital is not the original sin; reckless trading is.
Those who can survive and earn in the market have always been those who dare to reach out first.
