Brothers with less than one thousand U, stabilize the contract first and don't rush in, listen to @Square-Creator-21fde52d8cb9 share some heartfelt words

Trading is not about gambling on size; it relies on rules to make a living.

I had a little brother who entered with 800 U, and in two months, he grew it to 18,000. Now his account is almost 30,000, and he never blew up his account. Do you think it was all luck? Wrong.

What matters are three iron rules of "survival and profit," which are my trump cards from growing 5,000 U to now being able to trade without watching the screen.

Money should be divided into three parts; reckless betting will definitely lead to failure.

Take 1,000 U as an example: use 300 U for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, making three to five points on small fluctuations and then exiting, never being greedy.

Then take another 300 U for swing trading, waiting for significant market movements, holding for a few days, seeking stability over speed.

Finally, the remaining 400 U is your trump card; even if the sky falls, don’t touch it; that’s your leverage to recover when you hit rock bottom.

Too many people go all in with a few hundred U, panicking when it rises or falls.

Remember: staying alive is the most important; keep money to recover.

Only eat the big meat, don’t pick the sesame seeds.

Most of the time in the crypto world is about endurance; if there’s no trend, lay flat; watching dramas is better than making erratic moves. Enter the market when the trend comes, and when profits reach 15% of the principal, take half off the table—money in your pocket is real profit; numbers in the account are just digits.

Those who can truly make money understand: pretend to be dead usually, but when the opportunity comes, take a bite and run.

Follow the rules; don’t let emotions take control.

Set the stop loss at 1.5; cut it immediately when it hits, don’t be lucky; if profits exceed 3%, first reduce half of the position and let the remaining profits run; absolutely do not add to a losing position; the more you add, the more trapped you become, and the more trapped, the more panicked.

You don’t have to be right every time, but you must do the right thing every time. The essence of making money is to let the rules govern your actions, and not let a heated brain ruin your account.

To be honest, having little capital is not scary; what’s scary is always thinking about making it all back in one go.

Turning 800 U into 30,000 U is not about luck, but about that clarity of not being greedy, not panicking, and following the rules.

If you are still losing sleep over the ups and downs of a few tens of U, not knowing how to allocate your funds, how to wait for the right timing, or how to set stop losses, @Square-Creator-21fde52d8cb9 can help you clarify things gradually.

How to allocate funds, how to seize opportunities, how to set stop losses, I’ll explain it to you slowly, which is much better than you bumping around by yourself, saving you two years of detours.

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