#加密生态动态追踪 Don’t gamble away your hard-earned money! Small funds are alive and therefore considered a win — $ZEC, $BTC, $ETH

— a message to those with only a few hundred U in their account.

Less than 1000U in your account? Honestly, don’t rush to open positions.

The crypto world isn’t a casino; wins and losses depend on who survives the longest. The tighter your funds are, the more self-discipline you need: first, protect your principal from liquidation; second, focus on growth.

Last year I knew someone whose account was only 500U. His hands were shaking when placing orders, and he kept thinking "how to quickly multiply my money." I told him bluntly: "Stop dreaming of getting rich overnight, learn to survive first."

What happened 90 days later? His account grew to 18,000U, with zero liquidation and no margin calls during the entire process. It’s not luck; it’s sticking to 3 ironclad rules:

**First Rule: Divide your funds into three parts, each with its own strategy**

150U for short-term trading—exit decisively after a 3% move in BTC and ETH, don’t fight the trend;

150U for swing trading—wait for real volume breakouts or breakdowns on the daily chart before entering, and keep the position no longer than 5 days;

200U is emergency money—avoid trading it in extreme market conditions, keep it for a turnaround. Those who bet everything risk a game over with one pinprick; those with reserves can endure even the most volatile markets.

**Second Rule: Follow the trend, avoid the trap of oscillations**

The market spends 70% of its time sideways; frequent trading is just paying unnecessary fees to exchanges.

My entry logic is very strict: a 15-minute chart must show a continuous volume spike, and the daily MACD must give a bullish or bearish crossover. Only when both signals are confirmed do I enter.

Take profit at 12%, then lock in half—let the remaining profit run free. "If you don’t act, nothing happens; if you do, you must bite the bullet"—that’s the principle.

**Third Rule: Write your rules into code, don’t let emotions control your trades**

If a single loss reaches ≥2%, close the position immediately—set your computer to lock screen mode to avoid regret;

When profit hits 4%, close half; set a 3% trailing stop to automatically follow the rest;

Never add to a losing position—delete that "wait for a pullback" fantasy.

Markets can be wrong, but discipline cannot break. Systematic control is the only way to go far.

From 500U to 18,000U, it’s really just the compound interest effect of "making fewer mistakes."

Small capital isn’t a curse; the real curse is the mindset of "wanting to turn things around overnight."

Post these three rules on your screen, and when the itch to trade strikes, read them aloud: Leave an exit plan, follow the big trend, stay disciplined. When the next market rally starts, will you be riding steadily or being thrown into the ditch? That’s the difference. Small funds can also grow steadily—what matters most is patience. Gradually grow your principal; accumulation is the real secret of this game.