#大户持仓变化 $ZEC want to double? The market's plan is exactly the opposite——first suppress you.

$BEAT friends with less than 2000 principal, don’t rush to go all in. Let me tell you the truth: the faster you act, the quicker you get out; the steadier the rhythm, the more stable your account.

I once taught a young trader whose account had just over 1000 U.
Every time he opened a position, his hands would shake, always saying he was afraid of losing everything at once. I told him not to rush to make money, he needed to find his own rhythm first.
Half a year later, his account grew from just over 1000 to 20,000, then later broke through 30,000.
Throughout the process, he never went all-in once, never traded emotionally.

Many say he's lucky. But I know clearly—he wins because of the system.

**Step 1: Funds should be tiered**

Divide your principal into parts, don’t let one trade decide your life and death.
Use the smallest portion for intraday fluctuations to refine profits, take it slowly;
Use a slightly larger portion for swing trades, only move when clear signals appear;
Leave the rest untouched—this is your confidence to turn things around.
Doing so, your account won't be wiped out by a reckless decision.

**Step 2: Follow the trend**

When the market is sideways, don’t just move randomly.
Really, most people lose money not because of the market, but because of boredom.
He later learned a simple rule: only enter when the trend is clear, never force opportunities.
Take a profit of 10%-20% and first lock in half, let the rest run.
This may seem slow, but steadily, the account climbs upward.

**Step 3: Cut losses decisively**

Limit losses within 2%, don’t hesitate.
When profits reach 4%-5%, take half off early, don’t think about continuing to greed.
The most deadly mistake is adding to a position—not the position itself, but your restless mind.
As long as you stick to the bottom line, your account won’t fall into a trap.

Some say small funds can’t play, but in reality?
Small funds require more patience and rules.
Step by step, you can become more stable.

Remember this: It’s not the comeback that keeps you alive, but those who stay alive can make a comeback.