My account once had only 2000U left, on the verge of liquidation. But I didn't choose to go all-in to turn things around; instead, I made a decision: to freeze the risk and let the profits flow in steadily.

The key lies in the five-position cycle rule—always only move one position at a time. Divide 2000U evenly into 5 parts, each 400U. Each operation uses only one position. The remaining four positions act like fuses for the account; no matter how much you lose, you can't be wiped out. At the same time, I set strict rules for myself: stop-loss locked at -3%, take-profit set at +6% to +10%, with a maximum loss of 12U per trade and a minimum gain of 24U. Sounds small, right? But by copying this 70 times, a 60% win rate can easily double the account. 92 days to grow from zero to 60,000U—that's how cold and honest math can be.

I also stick to three bottom lines. First, every trade must have a stop-loss; if it hits, exit immediately—no stubborn holding. Second, take profits when they're enough—don't chase the last point of the trend. Third, only trade with models I understand thoroughly—never chase highs or sell lows. In essence, most people blow up their accounts due to uncontrolled positions, but I rely on execution and discipline.

For small funds to turn around, the key isn't luck but a system. Hundreds or thousands can be amplified, provided the method is correct and discipline is strict. Randomly hitting and missing won't hold even 10,000U. If you're also at a crossroads in the crypto world, why not try this logic—use a winning rhythm to earn stable profits.