Small Capital Account Trading Survival Guide
For those holding only a few hundred dollars in U, this guide is a must-read. Especially for players with less than 1000U in principal, don’t rush to open positions yet.
The crypto world is actually a marathon. The less capital you have, the more conservative your approach should be—like an old hunter: survive first, then think about making money.
Last year, when I helped a friend enter the market, he only had 500U in his account, and his fingers were trembling while clicking the mouse. The first thing I told him was: "Don’t think about doubling your money, learn to avoid liquidation first."
Three months later, his account grew to 18,000U. Throughout the cycle, there were zero liquidations and zero margin calls. This isn’t luck; it’s based on these three strict rules:
**Rule 1: Divide your principal into three parts and always leave yourself a way out**
Spend 150U focusing on short-term trades, only involving
$BTC and $ETH, and exit immediately if the fluctuation reaches 3%. Don’t fight the trend; take quick profits and leave. Use another 150U for swing trading, waiting for volume breakout or breakdown signals on the daily chart before entering, holding each position for no more than 5 days. The remaining 200U stays untouched; don’t move it even in extreme market conditions. This is your capital for a comeback.
Those who go all-in and gamble everything can be wiped out by a single needle; those who diversify can withstand two needles and still stand firm.
**Rule 2: Only follow trending markets, don’t play the sideways game**
70% of the market time is spent bottoming out or consolidating. Frequent trading is basically working for the exchange. The real profitable signals are like this: a 15-minute K-line shows continuous volume increase, while the MACD on the daily chart shows a golden cross or death cross. When both signals occur simultaneously...