Don't use your hard-earned money to pay tuition in the crypto world! A few hundred U is a small amount, just surviving is winning$ZEC
—— Written for you with only a few hundred U left in your account
If your account has less than 1000U, really don’t rush to place orders.
The crypto market is not a casino for gambling on size, but a jungle where the goal is to outlive others. The less money you have, the more you need to be restrained like an old hunter: first protect your capital, then think about profits.
Last year, a friend of mine started with only 500U left in his account, his hand was shaking as he clicked the order button, his mind full of thoughts about “quickly doubling” his money.
I splashed cold water on him: “With small funds, first learn not to blow up your account, then talk about making money.”
After 90 days, his balance surged to 18000U, with 0 blow-ups and 0 margin calls throughout. This is not luck, it relies entirely on 3 “life-saving rules”:
First, split the capital into three parts, leaving a good exit route.
150U for short-term positions, only focus on BTC/ETH, exit if there is a 3% fluctuation, don’t get attached to battles;
150U for swing positions, wait for a daily volume breakout/down before entering the market, holding no more than 5 days;
200U for emergency positions, firmly avoid moving during extreme market conditions, keeping it as a spark for a comeback. For those who go all-in, one wrong move can wipe them out; those who leave some capital can endure even the worst conditions.
Second, only bite trends, don’t gnaw on fluctuations. The market spends 70% of the time in sideways movement, frequent operations just mean working for the exchange.
My entry signal: 15-minute K-line with continuous volume increase + daily MACD golden cross/dead cross, only act when both signals are met.
When profit reaches 12%, take out half, let the remaining profit “run naked”, adhering to the principle of “if you don’t move, don’t act; if you do move, make sure to bite something.”
Third, rules must be locked in, emotions must be caged. Close the position immediately if a single loss ≥2%, the computer will automatically lock the screen;
If profit ≥4%, close half first, set a 3% trailing stop for the rest; never add to losing positions, eliminate the obsession of “waiting for a pullback.”
Markets can be wrong, but discipline must not be broken. Relying on a system to manage trades can lead to long-term success.
From 500U to 18000U, it is the compounding of “making fewer mistakes.”
Small capital is not scary; what’s scary is constantly wanting to “turn it around in one go.”
Put the rules next to your screen, and when your hands itch, recite them: leave an exit route, wait for the trend, maintain discipline.
In the next major wave, if you want to stay steadily on the bus rather than being thrown into the ditch, those with small funds looking for a steady comeback, come join me and slowly grow your capital!
I used to stumble alone in the dark, now the light is in my hands.
The light is always on, will you follow or not?
