Is your account balance less than 1000U? Don't rush to enter a position.

Many people treat the crypto market like a gambling table, but what really matters here is strategy and execution.

Small money doesn't mean no opportunity. The key is not to act recklessly.

A while ago, a buddy of mine asked me for advice. He only had 500U and was extremely nervous about placing his first order, fearing that a single mistake could wipe him out. I told him: "Just follow the rhythm, even with a small capital you can still make a profit."

In a month, it will break 5000U, and in three months, it will reach 18,000U. During this period, I haven't had a single position blown.

What did he do right? Just three principles.

**Rule 1: Split your funds, don't go all in**

150U is specifically for day trading. Focus on BTC and ETH, and take profits when there's a 3%-5% fluctuation.

Additionally, leave 150U for swing trading, hold for 3 to 5 days, and wait for a confirmed signal before moving.

The remaining 200U is my trump card. I won't touch it even when extreme market conditions come.

Having money in hand is the capital to turn the tables. Those who go all in panic when prices rise and fall, and they won't last long.

**Second Rule: Go with the Trend, Don't Fiddle Around**

The market is mostly a grind. Frequent trades during sideways movement just mean giving the platform transaction fees.

If there is no signal, hold back; if there is a signal, enter decisively. Profit at 12%? Take out half first; maintaining a stable mindset is the most important.

Real players never chase the price. "You should only take action when it's time to act," doubling down relies on patience.

**Article 3: Follow the Rules and Control Yourself**

A single loss cannot exceed 2%, and I will exit when the line is touched.

Take half of the position off when profits exceed 4%, and let the remaining profits run on their own.

Never add to a position to recover losses. Once emotions take over, the account is done for.

Remember: Having a small principal is not the problem; the fear is constantly thinking about "making it all back in one go."

Turning 500U into 18,000U is not based on luck, but on rules, patience, and discipline.

If the method is right, the path will be smooth.