$PIPPIN The principal is less than 1000U, don't rush to enter the market yet.
I have practical experience bringing beginners from 600U to 20,000U.
$MYX Friends, I sincerely advise:
If your principal is less than 1000U, don't rush to dive into the crypto world.
$ZEC The crypto world is not a casino,
The less money you have, the more you need to use a method.
Last year, I helped a beginner,
He only had 600U, and at first, his hands were shaking when placing orders, afraid that one mistake would result in losing everything.
I only told him one thing:
Follow the rules, small funds can also succeed.
What was the result?
In one month, the account grew to 6000U;
In three months, it directly broke through 20,000U;
Throughout the whole process, not once did he blow up his account.
Some say this is luck,
I don’t agree.
His success relied entirely on the three basic rules below.
First rule: Money must be managed separately.
600U divided into three parts:
200U for mainstream coins short-term, make 3%-5% and then exit.
200U for swing trading, hold for a few days in the trend, seeking stability.
200U as a reserve, no matter how hot the market is, do not touch it.
Staying alive is more important than making quick profits.
Second rule: Only trade in trending markets.
Avoid volatile markets,
When profits reach 12%, take half the profit to your wallet,
Lock in the gains.
Third rule: Use rules to control your actions.
If a single loss exceeds 2%, stop loss immediately.
If you profit 4%, reduce the position by half.
Never increase your position to average down when losing money.
The biggest taboo for small funds is thinking about
"A single move to turn things around."
His success is not based on miraculous operations,
But on rules + patience.
You may not always read the market correctly,
But as long as you act according to discipline,
Your account can gradually grow.
Those who can survive in the market and still make money
Have always been those who dare to reach out first, but do so wisely.
