#比特币与黄金战争 Friends with less than 1000 USDT in principal, stay calm first, and listen to a truth. $BTC $ETH

The trading market is not a casino. To put it simply: only with a strategy can you survive.

The less capital you have, the more stable you need to be. It's like hunting in the dark; taking small steps doesn't mean you can't go far. I once guided a beginner who started with 800 USDT. In the beginning, every order he placed was trembling, afraid that he would lose everything in one round.

I told him: "Follow the rules, and your money will grow slowly."

Four months later, his account grew to 19,000 USDT;
Six months later, it surged to 28,000 USDT. Throughout the process, he never experienced a margin call.

Someone asked if he was lucky? Not at all. It was all discipline.

These three life-saving rules took him from 800 USDT to his current height:

**Rule 1: The three-part method, always leave a way out.**

Divide your funds into three parts:
- 300 USDT for ultra-short-term trading, only watch Bitcoin and Ethereum, take profits when fluctuations reach 2%-4%;
- 250 USDT for mid-term, act only after confirming signals, hold positions for 2-4 days for stability;
- 250 USDT for cold storage, avoid touching even in crazy market conditions, this is the bottom line for a turnaround.

Have you seen those who put all their thousands in? They get greedy when they profit, panic when they lose. Such traders won't go far. Those who truly make money understand one thing: always keep some bullets in hand.

**Rule 2: Follow the trend, don’t fight the oscillations.**

Most of the market time is frustrating; sideways consolidation is the norm. Frequent trading is like giving platform fees away.

No good signals? Stay put. When a signal appears, act quickly. Take half profits at 12%, let the rest run. The rhythm of a master trader is: "Don’t act unless necessary, but when you do, aim to profit."

When his account doubled, I watched him take money easily—no rush, no chasing, very stable.

**Rule 3: Rules come first, emotions must obey.**

Single trade loss no more than 1.2%, stop at the right time;
Take profit at 2.5%, sell half, let the rest continue to run;
Never add to losing positions, don’t let emotions influence your judgment.

You don’t have to predict perfectly every time, but you must always stick to your bottom line. The essence of making money is to rely on a system that constrains your impulsive heart.

Remember this: having little capital is not scary; what’s scary is filling your mind with dreams of "a reversal in one shot." Turning 800 USDT into 28,000 USDT is not luck; it’s rules, patience, and self-discipline.

Previously, I was blindly stumbling in the dark, now I hold a light. The light will stay on. Are you willing to follow?