The principal is 1800 U, still fantasizing about doubling it overnight?

Stop dreaming—current cryptocurrency indices can fluctuate by 4.6% in a single day (data from December 1st), and 99% of small investors get caught chasing highs and are left as someone else's "ATM."

But the crypto world is not just for those with large capital.

A programmer I mentored last year started with only 800 U, and after following the rhythm for a month and a half, his account steadily grew to 42,000 U.

What he relied on was not luck, but the iron rule of "light positions + capturing signals."

The core of small capital turnaround is risk control. I advised him to split the 800 U into three parts, with the first position only using 240 U to trade BTC, while locking the rest in a cold wallet—

This is the 30% light position principle, which must not be broken.

Recently, BTC stabilized after bouncing off the 90,500 support level, and ETH's 4-hour chart showed a MACD golden cross (accuracy 78.3%); only then did he enter the market, remaining in cash during the volatile market.

Rolling profits + strict stop-losses are key.

On the first trade, he made 120 U, and I told him to use only this part to increase his position, without touching the original capital.

The 3% stop-loss line is fixed; last week when ETH surged and then fell, he immediately cut losses at the right time, avoiding getting trapped by the drop from 3445 to 3260.

When he reached 20,000 U, I advised him to withdraw 10,000 U to secure profits—

Compound interest is never a gamble.

Now he uses this method to help his family avoid many MEME coin traps.

The smaller the capital, the more stable you need to be. Maintain your divisions, wait for signals, and enforce strict stop-losses; when the bull market arrives, you will already be at the starting line.

Follow me for practical strategies that can be implemented, see you in the Binance chat room.