#数字资产市场动态 Small accounts turning around, it's not about going all-in, but about rhythm!

I've seen many people with just a few thousand U wanting to go all-in in one shot. And what happened? A market correction, and they were out. Those small retail investors who truly survive and make money, their mindset is completely different.

I once interacted with a fan who started with 800U and, in just 42 days, reached 50,000U. No rollercoaster, very steady. Later, he even planned to bring his family into trading because he tasted the benefits of systematic trading. Many ask why, and the answer is simple—he learned to master the "rhythm."

**Where is your problem?**

When capital is insufficient, the most fatal issue is impatience. Want to make a fortune with around 1000U? The market targets exactly these types of traders daily. You get some sweet gains in the morning, excited; but in the afternoon, a sudden crash might clear your position. This is not risk management; it's gambling.

**What is the right approach? Four steps: position sizing, timing, rhythm control:**

**Step 1: Position sizing is the baseline**

Divide 800U into three parts, investing only one-third on the first trade. The remaining two-thirds is your safety fund; don’t act without clear signals. Do you feel secure now? When your mindset is stable, your decision quality improves.

**Step 2: Only trade when you can grasp the trend**

Sideways consolidation? Avoid it directly. Wait until the trend is clear before taking action. This greatly increases your win rate. Break big trends into three parts, earning a little each time, and accumulate big profits. Greed will only hold you back.

**Step 3: Use profits to generate more money**

After the first successful trade, add the original capital plus profits to the next position gradually. But this process must stay within your risk tolerance—profits are generated through systematic growth, not gambling.

**Step 4: Take profits when the time is right, no negotiations**

Others see potential for further gains and hesitate to close, but end up losing everything. You should do the opposite: when others are suffering big losses, you lock in profits; when others chase high prices, you take your gains and run. This is the way to survive long-term.

**Why do many small accounts not last long?**

They panic at the slightest market fluctuation, open trades recklessly, set stop-losses haphazardly, and when they lose, they try to add positions to recover. The more anxious, the more chaotic—creating a vicious cycle. Eventually, the account is gone, and their mindset collapses.

Trading is not gambling; it’s a systematic process. Proper position sizing, precise rhythm control, and strict risk management—master these three, and even small funds can survive longer and earn steadily. The prerequisite for turning around is: learn to survive first.

Spend less time reading others’ stories, and more time refining your trading discipline. That’s the real path to profitability.