Small funds always face liquidation; grasp these three disciplines to make guaranteed profits.
For friends holding only a few hundred U, don’t rush to place an order; let me tell you a story first.
The crypto market is not a gambling table based on luck; it is a battlefield that tests strategy and determination. Last year, I met a trader with a balance of 600 U. At first, every time he clicked the buy button, his fingers shook—he was afraid that one mistake would cost him all his principal.
I told him: Follow the rules, and even small money can grow big. What was the result? In one month, the account increased to 12,000 U, and in three months, it directly broke through 38,000 U, with zero liquidation records in between.
Some say this is just luck? Wrong. It relies on three ironclad rules of 'both saving your life and making money.'
Let's start with the first rule: Split your principal into three parts and leave yourself a way out.
Use 600 U divided into three parts: 200 U for day trading, focusing specifically on mainstream coins like BTC and ETH, taking profit on 3%-5% swings; another 200 U for swing trading, waiting for clear trends before entering, holding positions for 3-5 days to seek stability; finally, keep 200 U hidden and untouched, as this is your lifeline in extreme markets.
Have you seen those who go all-in with a few thousand U? They feel euphoric when prices rise and panicked when they drop, unable to endure a full market cycle. Those who can go far in trading understand the importance of keeping something in reserve at the table.
Second rule: Friends who only follow trends, don't waste time in choppy markets.
The market mostly moves sideways; frequent trading just contributes to the platform's fees. Without clear signals, keep your wallet closed and wait for the right moment to act decisively. Remember to take half of your profits after earning 12%—money in hand counts.
What is the rhythm of an expert? Be as calm as water when it's time to wait, and strike decisively when it's time to act. When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect money, not chasing highs or panicking, and felt quite happy for him.
Third rule: Rules are more important than anything else; controlling yourself is more crucial than predicting the market.
Limit each trade's stop-loss to within 2% of your principal; exit immediately if you hit the stop-loss line; if profits exceed 4%, reduce your position by half, letting the remaining profits run; never increase your position when losing money; don't let emotions lead you.
You can't always judge the market correctly, but you can follow the rules every time. Making money, at its core, is about using a method to restrain your impulsive actions.
Remember: Having little principal isn’t scary; what’s scary is always thinking about 'putting everything on the line to turn it around.' Turning 600 U into 38,000 U isn't a windfall from the sky; it's the result of rules, patience, and discipline built up bit by bit.
