Last year, a friend of mine had only 1200U left in his account and came to ask me how to turn things around. At that time, I gave him three pieces of advice, and as a result, he followed them for three months and managed to grow his account to 50,000U without a single liquidation.

Today, I’m sharing this method, and how much you can grasp depends entirely on your own ability.

**Divide the money into three parts, don't put all your eggs in one basket**

Split the 1200U into three parts, with each part being 400U, and manage each account separately without mixing them up.

First part: Quick in and out, a maximum of two trades per day, finish up without being greedy.

Second part: Trend-specific funds, don’t act unless you see clear signals; if the weekly chart isn’t showing strength, treat this money as if it doesn’t exist.

Third part: Emergency funds, specifically for black swan events; if one day things go south, make sure to top it up immediately to ensure you can keep playing.

Going all in? Don't even think about it. A liquidation is like a severed finger; you can reattach a finger, but if you lose your head, it’s really over.

**Only eat the fat, don't gnaw on the bones**

In a volatile market, it’s a meat grinder; you can lose nine times out of ten trades. My entry signals are particularly simple:

Is the daily moving average not aligned? Stay out. Is there a breakout with volume confirming a new high? Get in at the first opportunity.

Once you earn 30% of your capital, immediately withdraw half to secure your profits; set a 10% trailing stop on the remaining amount to slowly take profits.

Remember, opportunities are there every day; don’t rush to get in, just catch the tailwind.

**Be a trading machine, not a slave to emotions**

Before entering the market, write the rules down:

Always set a stop-loss at 3%; when it hits, cut automatically without blinking. Once you make 10% profit, move the stop-loss to the breakeven point; any additional profits are yours to keep.

Every night at 11 PM, shut down your devices; no matter how appealing the candlestick patterns are, don’t look at them. If you really can’t sleep, uninstall the trading app.

Trade to the point of boredom, so that you can survive long-term.

From 1200U to 50,000U, it’s not about any magical operations, it’s simply about "making fewer mistakes."

The market is there every day, but if you lose your capital, there will be no chance to turn things around. First, engrave these three ironclad rules in your mind, then study all the fancy things like wave theory, Fibonacci, various indicators, and funding rates.

Survive first, and then you have a chance to get rich; if you can’t survive, you’re just cannon fodder contributing fees to others.