Turning small funds around? First, engrave the three words "survive" into your DNA.

It was only when I was holding 25 million that I truly understood that money can indeed become so abundant that you can't spend it all. But looking back at the starting point of that 1000U, what really brought me to today is not some genius operation, but two words—completely cowardly.

At that time, I only had this little money in my pocket, and if I lost, there would really be no chance for a comeback. So I only dared to test the waters with 300U, setting a strict rule for myself: only invest in the strongest asset of the day, cash out when I double my money, and immediately give up if I lose to 70U.

The first few trades were all survived by being timid. After eating meat three times in a row, my capital soared to 780U. That night, I resolutely held back from opening a trade—not because I didn't want to, but because I had seen too many people die from being "itchy-fingered."

Only when the funds have slowly fattened up will I start playing with combinations:
Short-term pools account for 40%, and the goal is to grab that 3% profit. Regardless of whether the price rises or falls at the deadline, withdraw without looking back.
Regular investment accounts eat 30%, adding mindlessly at a fixed time every week, adding when it drops and adding when it rises, only focusing on the big trend, completely ignoring the minor fluctuations on the daily chart.
Keep the remaining 30% in hand as bullets, you might only fire two or three shots a year, but each time you have to aim for the main upward trend to fire.

Many people see contracts as a wealth-making machine, but I see it clearly – money gained by luck will ultimately be fed back to greed.

My life-saving trick is actually very simple:
Always set a stop-loss for every trade, never fantasize "it will come back after a while"; small losses are the tuition fees for trading, holding onto positions is a matter of life and death.
When you make a profit, take it out. For example, if the principal has gained 40% profit, withdraw it first before talking about anything else; if you don't take it out, it will always be unrealized gains.

Climbing from 1000U to one million has never relied on any miraculous operation, but rather on hundreds of times of "trading as planned" and "controlling one's hands".

In the end, you will find that technical indicators are all illusory; what truly determines life and death is human nature. If you also want to take a small amount of capital to gamble, remember this first: don’t dream of getting rich quickly; learn how to "survive" first—stay alive at the table, stay alive to accumulate profits, and stay alive to wait for that big opportunity that belongs to you. No matter how fierce the market is, having a strategy gives you confidence.