Friends with less than 3000U in funds, don't let account numbers dictate your mindset. I've seen too many people become impatient and overly aggressive because of small principal, only to end up getting liquidated. What is the truth? Small capital has never been a barrier to trading; lack of rules and reckless operations are the biggest killers. I previously guided a beginner who started with 1200U, rooted for 5 months, and steadily grew the account to 19,000U. Now he's aiming for the 30,000U mark, and throughout the process, there was zero liquidation. He doesn't have any special talent; he just thoroughly understood the 3 ironclad rules I emphasized repeatedly. **First Layer: Position Management System** Not all money needs to serve one purpose. Taking 1200U as an example, divide it like this: 400U dedicated to intraday small swings, only trading BTC and ETH, taking profits of 3-5% and then exiting; 400U for catching big trends, patiently waiting for opportunities that can double; 400U as a base position, which must not be touched, keeping reserves for the future. This isn't just about diversification theory; it's a mental barrier. Each position has its own lifecycle and goal, without interfering with each other. **Second Layer: Opportunity Selection** Don't chase every market. Those fragmented trades without clear trends are the easiest to drain your willpower—making 5 bucks but losing 10 bucks, and eventually your mindset collapses. True profit comes from being sharp and quick when capturing big opportunities—taking half profits when up 15%, locking in gains. Cash is always more reliable than numbers on the screen. **Third Layer: Discipline Enforcement** Stop-loss at 1.5%. Once this level is breached, you must cut, with no exceptions. When profits reach 3%, proactively reduce your position, giving up potential big gains to lock in existing profits. What's the most fatal mistake? Emotional over-leverage—always thinking of making it all back in one shot. The most common mistake with small capital is impatience. Seeing opportunities and going all-in, or trying to recover losses quickly, often leads to deep entrapment. The secret to turning 1200U into 30,000U is simple: no greed, no gambling, stick to the rules. Adopt a dollar-cost averaging mindset for planning, execute steadily, and through the entire bull and bear cycle, your trading journey will be longer and more stable than others.

Reviewing today's trend, it still revolves around 8.7500, with no breakthrough signals given up or down. In the short term, last week and this week are clearly end-of-year buoyancy, finding the right range to control and enter the market, with frequent control switches. On the four-hour chart, the upper level remains around 9.0, with the lower around 8.5, and the Bollinger Bands show signs of opening, indicating potential tests of the upper and lower trend lines. Steady profit-taking and cautious entry are recommended. For entry, look for a pullback to 8.6000-8.65 to target the area around 8.8-8.5. #PI #BTC #ETH

There is a core logic for choosing coins in a bear market—look at resilience. First, focus on mainstream coins with strong consensus. Leading assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum have endured multiple cycle tests, with mature market infrastructure and deep institutional involvement. During market panic, they are more likely to become safe-haven choices. Second, do not overlook platform tokens with genuine revenue support. Take BNB as an example; it has real cash flows from transaction fees, ecological applications, and other sources, which determine its value floor. In contrast, small niche coins without fundamental support carry the highest risk in a bear market—liquidity dries up, consensus collapses, and they can go to zero at any time. Simply put, choosing coins in a bear market means selecting those with strong consensus, cash flow, and risk resistance. The gains from greedy small coins often come at the cost of total loss.