Is your account only a few hundred dollars? Want to turn around through the crypto market? Don't rush into it just yet.

Many people lose because they go all-in with less than 1000U, thinking only heavy positions can make a comeback. Actually, it's the other way around. The crypto world is not about gambling with courage, but about how long you can survive. The tighter your capital, the more you need to proceed cautiously.

I'll speak with actual results: 800U traded over 3 months, turning into 25,000U. Never liquidated a position, never chased margin calls—all driven by discipline, not luck. How did I do it? Three methods:

**First Trick: Divide your money into three parts**

300U dedicated to short-term trading. Only watch BTC and ETH, exit when volatility hits 3%, don’t be greedy. 250U for swing trading, wait for daily volume breakout or breakdown before entering, hold for at most 5 days. The remaining 250U just stay idle; even in extreme market conditions, don’t move—this is your confidence to start over.

Honestly, those who go all-in end up getting wiped out. Keep some reserve funds to stay afloat.

**Second Trick: Follow the trend, avoid choppiness**

The market spends about 70% of the time sideways, and opening random trades during this time just gives money to opponents. My entry criteria are simple: when the 15-minute candlestick shows volume and the daily MACD shows a golden or death cross, only act when both signals align. Take profit at 10% to 12%, sell half to lock in gains, let the rest run.

**Third Trick: Embed discipline into your mind**

Close a position immediately if it loses 2%, never hold through a loss. Take half profits once it gains 4%. Never add to losing trades—those "waiting for a pullback" fantasies are signs of impending losses. Markets can deceive, but discipline never does.

Small capital isn’t scary; what’s scary is lacking patience and rules. Keep your rhythm steady, don’t rush. When the next market cycle arrives, be on the train, not restarting at the bottom.