Brothers and sisters with less than 1000U in capital, don't rush into it blindly. Let me share some heartfelt advice with you: the cryptocurrency world is not about guessing the ups and downs; it's a place where rules matter! $RDNT

I once guided a newcomer who entered with 800U. In 2 months, he reached 18,000U, and now his account is nearly 30,000U, without ever blowing up a position. Do you think it’s luck? Wrong! It relies on three hard rules that ensure survival and profits, which is also the core strategy I used to grow from 5000U to now without constantly watching the market:

First rule: Divide the money into three parts; random trades will lead to losses.

300U for day trading: Focus solely on $BTC/$ETH, seize small fluctuations to earn 3-5 points and then withdraw, never be greedy;

300U for swing trading: Wait for major market movements like ETFs or interest rate changes, hold for 3-5 days seeking stability over speed;

400U as a reserve: Don’t move it regardless of market ups and downs, keep it for a potential comeback.

Too many people go all in with a few hundred U, panicking over small fluctuations. Remember: staying alive is more important than anything else; keeping money is crucial for recovery.

Second rule: Only go for the big gains, don’t pick up the small stuff.

90% of the time in the crypto world is spent in market fluctuations, frequent buying and selling only benefits the exchanges!

When there’s no trend, lay back; binge-watching shows is better than making random trades; wait for BTC to establish strong support and ETH to break previous highs before entering the market. Once profits reach 15% of the principal, take half off the table. The numbers in your account are virtual; only what you have in your pocket counts as real profit.

Those who truly profit understand: stay low profile during quiet times, and when the opportunity arises, take a bite and run.

Third rule: Follow the rules; don’t let emotions interfere.

Set stop-loss at 1.5%, and cut immediately when it hits; don’t hold on to hope;

If profits exceed 3%, first reduce half of the position, let the remaining profits run;

Never average down on a loss; the more you add, the more trapped and anxious you become!

You don’t need to correctly predict the market every time, but you must execute the right actions every time. Let the rules govern your trades, and don’t let emotions ruin your account.

In fact, having a small capital isn’t scary; what’s scary is constantly thinking about “recovering all at once.” Turning 800U into 30,000U isn’t about luck; it’s about not being greedy, not panicking, and sticking to the rules.

If you’re still losing sleep over a few U fluctuations, not knowing how to allocate funds, how to wait for the market, or how to set stop-losses, I can help clarify how to allocate funds, seize opportunities, and set stop-losses. I’ll teach you bit by bit, which will save you two years of unnecessary detours compared to blindly bumping around. @分析森财