Is your principal less than 3000U? Three iron rules to help you stand firm in the crypto world.

The fluctuations of candlesticks on the screen are essentially the electrocardiogram of human greed and fear.
Brothers with less than 3000U in capital, stop your operations and listen to me: The crypto world is not a casino, but a battlefield that requires strategy. The less capital you have, the more you need to stay calm and wait for opportunities like a hunter.
Last year, I mentored a beginner who had only 1500U as starting capital. At first, his hands were shaking when placing orders. Four months later, his account surpassed 19,000U; in six months, it steadily grew to 35,000U, with zero liquidation records throughout.
Some say it's luck? No, it's based on these three iron rules of "survival and making money" below.
01 The funds are divided into three parts; as long as you're alive, you have output. Split 1500U into three parts, each with a clear mission:
500U for intraday: focus only on BTC/ETH, take decisive action and exit after capturing a 2%-4% fluctuation.
500U for swing trading: wait for clear opportunities, hold positions for 2-4 days, aiming for steady returns.
500U as a trump card: in any extreme market conditions, remain resolute and do not act, this is your last capital for a turnaround. Those who go all-in forget themselves when the market rises and panic when it falls, and they simply cannot go far.
The true winners always know to keep some emergency funds off the field.
02 Only eat the fish body, not gnawing on the bones. 80% of the time in the market is spent in ineffective fluctuations—frequent trading is just giving the exchange transaction fees. When there is no clear trading signal, patiently waiting is the best action. Once the trend is clear, enter decisively, and when profits reach 12%, withdraw half of the profits to ensure safety. Those who truly make money understand: most of the time, it is better to stay in cash and wait, then strike decisively when the opportunity arises.
03 Let the rules speak, lock in emotions to establish clear trading discipline and strictly enforce it: a single loss must not exceed 1.2%, exit immediately at the stop loss line, if profit exceeds 2.5%, first reduce the position by half, and let the remaining part continue to run with profits. After a loss, never add to the position, do not let emotions interfere with judgment. You do not need to accurately predict the market every time, but you must strictly execute trading discipline every time.
The essence of making money is: using systematic rules to control impulsive actions. Having a small principal has never been the problem; the problem always lies in the desire for overnight success. That friend steadily grew from 1500U to 35,000U, not relying on luck or miraculous maneuvers, but on adhering to rules, maintaining patience, and strictly following discipline. If you're still losing sleep over fluctuations of a few U, unsure how to allocate funds, seize opportunities, or set stop-losses, I would be happy to share more practical details. Sometimes, avoiding years of detours is just a few straightforward words away.