To be honest, I've seen too many people rush into the crypto world with just a few hundred U, thinking they can 'take a chance', only to end up not even covering the transaction fees. The crypto world is not a casino, but a rigorous training ground—especially when your capital is less than 1000 U, the margin for error in every decision is frighteningly low. Today, let's talk about something practical: the key for the poor to turn their fortunes isn't luck, but executing discipline like a machine.
1. The smaller the capital, the more you must dare to be 'cowardly'
Many people think of 'small amounts' as all-in high-leverage altcoins, but what happens? Data shows that 83% of contract newbies don't last beyond 17 days. My bloody advice is:
Main positions only play BTC/ETH: Don't be fooled by the slow rise, but during a crash, they fall slower than altcoins - this is the key to survival.
Strict partitioning: I once divided 600U into three parts (40% short-term, 40% mid-term, 20% emergency fund), and I will never touch the emergency fund even if I miss out. This strategy allowed me to still have bullets to buy the dip during the 5·19 crash.
Reject the 'cheap' trap: Don't think that just because Bitcoin's price is high, you should buy altcoins! Buying 50U of BTC is better than betting on a zero-value coin.
2. 80% of profits come from 20% of waiting.
Most of the time in the crypto world is just garbage fluctuations; frequent trading is purely giving transaction fees to exchanges. My principle is:
At most, open 3 positions per week: If you exceed this number, it means you are getting overly excited.
Watch like a cheetah: Only act at key support levels (such as BTC daily EMA30) or during strong volume breakouts; at other times, close the software and do arbitrage.
Lock in profits immediately: As soon as you make 12% on a single trade, withdraw half to secure your gains. Account numbers are virtual; only what you transfer to your wallet is yours.
3. Your biggest enemy is emotion, not the market makers.
I've seen a guy lose three months of profits in a day chasing Dogecoin due to FOMO. To deal with your inner demons, you need strict rules:
Stop-loss is more important than profit: Set a 2% hard stop-loss (cut losses at 20U), and do not open new positions within 24 hours after losing money.
Reject the addiction to averaging down: If you're losing, don't think about 'averaging down your costs'; otherwise, a small waterfall can lead you to liquidation.
Trade after 9 PM: News is chaotic during the day, with many false breakouts, while the market is clearer at night.
Lastly, a heart-wrenching statement:
If you can't even execute stop-loss and partitioning, you might as well put your money in Yu'ebao. The ones who can survive in this market are not the smartest, but those who understand how to 'be timid' fiercely.
Follow Xiang Ge for more firsthand information and precise points on cryptocurrency knowledge, becoming your navigation in the crypto world; learning is your greatest wealth!#加密市场反弹 #美联储降息 $ETH
