#ETH巨鲸增持 Are you still struggling to trade with a principal of less than 5000U? Read this before taking action.

Playing contracts under 5000U, nine out of ten people are just giving money to the market. It's not that the technology is lacking, but the method is wrong.

Last year I met a tough guy who started with only 800U. This amount wouldn't even be enough for a meal now, but he took six months to grind it up to 28,000U, and the key is—he never blew up his account the whole time.

How did you do it? Just three tricks, and I've stuck to it until now:

**First move: Split the principal into three parts, you can turn the tables only if you protect your capital**

300U short-term trading - just focus on BTC and ETH, take profits immediately if they rise by 2%-4%, never drag things out.

250U for swing trading - play dead when there are no signals, hold positions for 2 to 4 days when opportunities arise, and prioritize stability.

Left with 250U? Locked. This is life-saving money; if the market crashes, you still have some confidence.

Don't try to play with your entire capital like big traders when you have a small amount. Surviving is more important than anything else.

**Second Move: Lie Flat When Consolidating, Only Act When the Trend Comes**

The market spends 80% of the time grinding people down, constantly watching the charts and making back-and-forth trades? That's just giving away transaction fees.

What is the real rhythm of making money? Waiting.

Once the signal is clear, go all in. Profit 12%? Withdraw half to the wallet first, securing the gains. Let the remaining profit run, but don't be greedy.

Money enters the wallet, then it counts as yours.

**Third move: Set the rules, put emotions aside**

Stop loss at 1.2%, cut it when it reaches, and don't regret even if it goes up later — that's someone else's market.

Take half the position off after a 2.5% profit, and manage the rest as you see fit, no pressure.

Lost money? Definitely don't average down; a small principal can't withstand the back and forth.

Stick to the rules to go far.

This guy can roll 800U into 28,000U, not because he is exceptionally gifted, but because he never thought about gambling from the beginning to the end. Step by step, stability is ingrained in his bones.

In the cryptocurrency world, having little capital is not scary; what is scary is rushing in with a gambler's mentality. Once the money is gone, there is no chance for a comeback.

I have also suffered losses before, but now I finally understand the ins and outs. If you also want to gradually build up from small capital, this set of capital management logic can be used directly to avoid pitfalls.
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