#数字资产市场动态 Friends with less than 1000U, hold on a moment, I want to talk to you.$BTC $ETH

The crypto world isn't a gambling hall; here we're discussing strategies.

Having less capital actually requires more caution, like an experienced hunter, controlling your patience. I once mentored a newcomer whose account only had 800U. In the beginning, his hands trembled when placing orders, afraid that one decision would wipe him out completely.

I told him very simply: "Follow the rules, accumulate slowly, and you can still make progress."

After four months, he broke through to 19,000U.
Six months later, he reached 28,000U, and he never got liquidated during the process.

Someone asked if luck played a big role? Honestly, it has nothing to do with luck. It all depends on one word—discipline.

These three "protect capital and increase value" rules are his secrets from 800U to now:

**First: Position management, keep a backup plan.**

Divide your funds into three parts:
- 300U for short-term trades, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, exiting when volatility hits 2%-4%
- 250U for mid-term trades, only acting on clear opportunities, holding for 2 to 4 days
- 250U kept aside, avoid touching it even in extreme market conditions—this is your capital for turning things around

Have you seen those who put all their money in at once? They get euphoric when prices rise, collapse when they fall—such a path leads nowhere. Experts understand the importance of having a reserve outside the market.

**Second: Follow the trend, don’t waste energy in consolidation.**

Most of the time, the market is in sideways movement. Frequent trading just pays fees.

No signals? Stay steady. Signals? Act decisively.

Take profits at 12%, withdraw half—what you have in hand is real. True traders operate like this—if you're not trading, fine; if you are, you must be confident.

When his account doubled, I watched calmly, collecting profits gracefully, not rushing to chase or panic sell.

**Third: Rules first, emotions second.**

The single-loss stop-loss is 1.2%; if hit, exit immediately.
If profit exceeds 2.5%, cut your position in half; let the rest run on its own.
If you lose, you lose—never add to a losing position. Don’t let emotions lead you around.

You don’t need to predict every market move perfectly, but you must always stick to your rules. Making money, at its core, is about using systems to control impulsive actions.

Remember this: having less capital isn’t the problem; the real issue is always hoping for a "big turnaround." From 800U to 28,000U, it’s not luck that made it happen, but rules, patience, and self-discipline.

Once, I was blindly stumbling in the dark; now I hold a light in my hand. The light is always on—are you ready to follow it?