Brothers with small accounts, don’t rush to throw money in yet, let me share a few words.

The crypto world is basically a place about strategy; with less capital, you need to be more methodical. I once mentored a newbie whose starting account was only 900U. At first, his hands trembled when placing orders, afraid that one wave would wipe out $LUNC.

I told him: Follow the rules, and you'll turn things around gradually.

And what happened? His account grew to 18,000U in one month; in three months, it skyrocketed to 50,000U. He never once got liquidated. Some say it’s just luck? Don’t be silly, it’s purely about execution. #大户持仓变化
With these three principles of "protect the principal and make money," he went from 900U to where he is now:

**First: Divide your funds into three parts, always leave a backup for yourself.**

Split the principal into three: 300U for day trading, only trade mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, take 3%-5% profits quickly; 300U for swing trading, don’t enter just because the setup looks right, wait for clear opportunities, take profits in three to five days; the remaining 300U is frozen, don’t touch it even in extreme market conditions—this is your fallback for turning things around.

Look at those who put thousands of U in all at once? They get cocky when prices rise, frantic when they fall. Such people won’t last long. True experts know one thing: keeping some money aside is what allows you to survive the longest.

**Second: Only eat the trend, don’t waste time in consolidation.**

Most of the time, the market is sideways, and trading all day long just sends fees to the platform.

If there’s no signal, be patient. When there is a signal, act decisively. Take half of the profit when it hits 15%, and feel secure with the cash in hand.

That’s the real rhythm: be idle when needed, but once you move, make sure there’s a gain. During his account doubling period, I watched how he operated—steadily taking profits, calm and patient, not chasing highs or rushing.

**Third: Discipline first, control that sword of yours.**

Set stop-loss at within 2% of your principal for each trade, and exit when it hits. When profits exceed 4%, cut your position in half, let the rest run. When losing money, never add to your position—don’t let emotions drive reckless actions.

You won’t always hit the perfect entry point, but you must follow the rules every time. Making money ultimately comes down to using a disciplined system to control that restless heart.

Don’t fear having a small principal; what’s scary is always thinking “I’ll turn it all around in one shot.” Growing 900U into 50,000U isn’t luck hitting you—it’s rules, patience, and execution paying off.

Feel free to reach out anytime for discussion, let’s analyze the best current entry points together.