Brothers with less than 1000U in capital, here's a piece of advice: don't rush in.

The crypto world has never been about who has the biggest guts, but about who can survive longer in the bull and bear markets — the smaller the capital, the more you need to keep your cool and be a dormant hunter, don’t become a reckless player.

Last year, I mentored a newcomer who had only 500U in his account; when he first opened a position, his fingers trembled.

He wasn't afraid of losing; he was afraid that if he lost this 500U, he would say goodbye to this market forever.

I only drew a red line for him: don’t think about doubling overnight; first, ensure you don’t get eliminated by the market.

Guess what happened?

He first grew his account to 5000U, and three months later reached 18,000U, all without any liquidation.

This is definitely not luck; it relies on strict trading discipline.

If you want to survive with small funds and still grow, these three fundamental rules must be imprinted in your mind.

First, divide your capital into three parts, always leave some in reserve.

One part for light short-term trades, only dealing with mainstream pairs like BTC/ETH, take profits at 8%-15%, never be greedy;

One part for swing trades, wait for clear signals from the K-line structure before acting, hold positions for 3-6 days seeking stability, not speed;

The last part is your "emergency fund"; don’t touch it in extreme spike markets, this is your safety net when your emotions collapse.

Those who go all-in never last long.

Second, don’t waste time in sideways markets, wait for the trend to bring money.

The market spends 80% of its time in a range; frequent trading is just paying fees to the platform.

If signals like MACD golden crosses or volume increases don’t appear, just wait; enter when the trend comes.

For each profitable trade reaching 10%, take half off the table, use a trailing stop for the rest; experts understand "less often but always hits."

Third, rules are greater than feelings.

Before opening a position, you must be clear: where the stop-loss is (strictly limit single trade losses to 2%), how to distribute take-profit points (take half off at 15%-20%), and absolutely do not chase highs to average down.

Money is made by the system, not by feelings.

Having small capital is not scary; what’s scary is always wanting to turn things around in one go.

From 500U to over 10,000U, what matters is the patience to stick to the rules and the execution power to follow through.

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