#数字资产市场动态 Small Capital Start, Don't Rush In

To be honest, if your principal is less than 1000U, there's really no need to rush into the market. I once mentored a beginner who only had 600U, and within a month, he grew it to 6000U, and in three months, he broke through 20,000U—this is not luck, but using the right method.

Many people want to "turn things around" as soon as they enter the crypto space, but the more anxious they are, the more chaotic it gets. Small funds require careful strategy because every mistake can be devastating.

The key to success for that beginner boiled down to three core rules:

**First Bottom Line: Funds Must Be Diversified**

Divide 600U into three parts, 200U each, and assign each a different role. One part trades mainstream coins for short-term gains, aiming for 3%–5% profit before taking profits; another part trades swing positions, following trends for a few days to seek stability; the last part keeps as a reserve, avoiding any trades regardless of how hot the market is. The benefit? Staying alive is the most important. Once wiped out, there’s no chance.

**Second Key Point: Only Focus on Trends**

Avoid participating in choppy sideways markets—they're like a meat grinder. When profits reach 12%, take out half of the profit and store it in your wallet. The feeling of having realized gains is completely different.

**Third Iron Law: Use Rules to Constrain Yourself**

If a single loss exceeds 2%, cut your losses immediately—don't wait. When profits reach 4%, reduce your position size by half. Never add to losing positions to average down—that's where small accounts are most likely to blow up.

Looking at it from another perspective, his success isn’t about some clever operation; it’s simply a combination of rules + patience. You don’t need to always predict the market correctly, but as long as you trade according to discipline, your account will grow gradually. Those who survive and make money in this market are often not the most aggressive, but those who dare to act with restraint.