I have seen too many people rush to the crypto market with less than 1,000U, and even swipe credit cards to take a fight. To be honest, this is not an investment, it is a gamble.

Last year, I met a friend with an account of only 600U. At first, he was shaking even when he placed an order - the pressure of the small principal was like this, and every order was like walking a tightrope. But the magic is that after a month, his account balance became 6,000U, and it directly exceeded 20,000U in three months, during which he did not explode.

Luck? Inexistent.
It relies on three dead rules, which are enforced like faith.

**Article 1: Cut the money into three pieces, don't put the eggs in a basket**
He took apart the 600U: 200U for intraday short-term, only touching mainstream currencies such as BTC and ETH, and leaving after a 3%-5% increase; In addition, 200U and other band opportunities can be taken for 3 to 5 days; In the end, 200U is locked, which is life-saving money.

Have you ever seen the kind of person who studs thousands of U? Rise to shout bull market, fall to scold the bookmaker. Those who can really survive know how to leave a way out for themselves. No matter how crazy the market is, you have to have bullets in your hands.

**Article 2: Just follow the trend, don't waste in shock**
The market is grinding horizontally most of the time, and the frequent operation at this time is to send handling fees to the platform. His strategy is simple - wait without a signal, and only do it when there is a signal.

Earn 12%? Take away half of the profit first. Money is only when it is in the bag.
When he doubled, I saw that he was very stable in his eyes: don't chase the rise, don't buy the bottom, stop when it's time to stop. The difference between a master and a leek is to know when not to move.

**Article 3: Rules are bigger than everything, control your own hands**
The stop loss of each order does not exceed 2% of the principal, and it must be cut at the point; If the profit exceeds 4%, the position will be halved first, so that the profit will continue to run; Never increase your position when you lose money - emotions are your biggest enemy.

You don't need to predict the right market every time, but you have to be disciplined every time. Making money is essentially a set of methods to restrain your impulse to mess around.

Rolling from 600U to 20,000U is not a myth. It is to think about three seconds more before placing an order every time, it is that the stop loss point is really gone, and it is not greedy to make money. Small funds are not scary, but the scary thing is to always think about "turning over".

The market will give the patient a chance, but it will not give the gambler a second life.