Small funds start from zero and grow larger. Honestly, there are three words: don't die.

Many ask me how I can double my chances quickly, and my often disappointing answer is - learn how to live first, then talk about how to make money. The worst loss for individual investors might not be a technical problem, or that hot-headed minds pressure them and then refuse to let go of the meat. The group that can stay until the end in the market shares one thing: they consider controlling losses as the first lifeline.
[Short-term contracts: Light leverage is king]
If you really want to work on short-term contracts, leverage should not exceed 5 times, and this is the ultimate goal. Just set a target between 6%-8%, don’t be greedy. Stop-loss is firmly placed just below 3%. Small accounts cannot tolerate chaos, so I prefer to earn less than to lose all my money at once.
Take 10,000U as an example, if you lose 300U, you must decisively stop the loss and exit. If you earn 600-800U, consider putting it in your pocket. Don’t think that this small amount of money is not worth acting on; just accumulate it one by one, and you will gradually appreciate the power of compound interest. The true meaning of the short future is not a huge profit, but this feeling of rhythm of "small gains and accumulation."
[Medium line in position: chasing the trend requires good psychological building]
Do you want to eat more than 40% of the trend gains? Then you must endure shocks and washes in the middle; there is no shortcut.
Set a clear rule: place the stop-loss below the main support level or moving average, and close the position as soon as it drops; divide the profit into two stages, where half of the position is reduced when it rises to 30%-35%, and the rest follows the trend, using subsequent profits to protect gains.
The reality is that no one can buy the bottom accurately and escape from it. But clear discipline in trading can help you keep most of the money you should take.
[Function management: Live comfortably to go far]
And by the same principle, light fixation and pinning on the nail are two very different life experiences. When the situation is light, the mentality is stable and can look at any fluctuations rationally. Once you have a heavy position, a simple market movement can make you feel upset.
The real question is not how much you can earn at once, but how much you can tolerate losing. Ask yourself before every order: what is the maximum I can accept? Don’t always dream awake; just think about how much you can earn. Opportunities in the market are always present, but if you lose money, it will be very difficult to deliver them.
Many people fall into the trap of repeated losses; in fact, they don’t fight enough, or they haven’t found a trading system that fits their capital size. True transformation often begins with accepting the reality of "slow wealth."#数字资产市场动态 $PIPPIN