If you have less than 5000U in your pocket and rush into the cryptocurrency world, my first suggestion is:
First, take your hands off the order button.
This is not because I look down on your capital, but because the less money you have, the less you can afford to be tossed around.
This is not a casino, it's a battlefield — and every penny in your hand is the last bullet.
I took a beginner who started with 3000U and grew it to 80,000U in six months, without ever blowing up once.
He only did one thing right: executed three rules like a machine.
1. Diversifying your positions turns “bullets” into “troops”
Don’t put all your money into a single idea.
50% Liquid Assault Team — specifically targeting BTC/ETH intraday fluctuations, making 2%-5% and then leaving, never lingering.
30% Swing Scouts — only trading when the weekly trend is clear, holding positions for no more than 5 days, and not acting without signals.
20% Survival Card — never touch this, it's your only confidence to last until the end and seize opportunities.
2. You only need to be “friends with the trend,” not “prisoners of volatility”
The market wastes time 80% of the time.
Learn to wait, like a sniper, pulling the trigger only twice:
· When breaking out of a volatile range;
· When retracing to key support and stabilizing.
Remember: being in cash is one of your best positions.
3. Weld the “emotional backdoor” shut with rules
Mechanical stop-loss: any single loss must not exceed 2% of total funds.
Segmented profit-taking: if you have a floating profit of 10%, close 1/3 to secure profits; if you have a floating profit of 20%, move the stop loss to cost — this trade cannot lose anymore.
Never average down: if you're wrong, admit it. Don't add to losing trades. That’s not persistence; it’s suicide.
The core of growing from small capital has never been “doubling once,” but “never losing big money.”
True growth is repeating a simple set of actions a thousand times until it becomes instinctual.
There are always opportunities in the market, but there are never enough people who last long at the table.
If you are ready — replacing luck with discipline, then the real start is not in the next second, but in this thought.
The market often remains, but opportunities do not wait for anyone. If you want to keep pace without getting lost, join Ice Sister in planning.
