Holding less than 2000U in your hand? Don't rush to place an order, let me finish saying a few words.

The cryptocurrency market has never been a casino where luck is the only factor. When money is tight, rules must be followed even more strictly. It's like fishing; if you're too anxious, you'll end up with nothing. I met a friend last year who had 1800U in his account, and his fingers would shake every time he placed an order—afraid that one mistake would wipe out his capital.

I told him: "What's the rush? Stick to the rules, and even small amounts can snowball." A month later, his account grew to 12,000 U. Three months? It directly broke 80,000 U. Throughout the process, he never had a liquidation, not even once.

Luck? Don't be ridiculous. It's all about ironclad discipline. These three "rules for survival and making money" are the secrets to his turnaround —

**Article 1: Split the principal and leave yourself a way out**

Split 1800U into three parts. Use 600U for day trading, focusing solely on mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. If there's a 3%-5% fluctuation, take your profits and don't be greedy; use another 600U for swing trading, wait until the trend signals are clear before entering the market, hold for 3 to 5 days, and play it safe; finally, the last 600U? Do not touch it under any circumstances. This is your "lifesaving money", and you must not touch it, no matter how crazy the market gets.

Those who go all-in with their entire holdings feel euphoric when prices rise and anxious when they fall; how many can last long? The true winners know how to keep a card up their sleeve.

**Article 2: Follow the trend, don't waste time in fluctuations**

The market spends eighty percent of its time in a sideways grind. Frequent trading? That's not making money; it's just paying fees to the platform. If there are no signals, be patient and wait; when the opportunity comes, act decisively. Made a 12% profit? Withdraw half of the profit first; securing profits brings peace of mind for a good night's sleep.

The rhythm of a master is: as immovable as a mountain, striking with certainty. I clearly saw him double his money during that time – steadily collecting profits, never chasing highs.

**Rule Three: Rules are King, Control Your Own Hands**

Each trade should have a stop loss not exceeding 2% of the principal. Leave immediately when the stop loss point is hit, do not hesitate; if profits exceed 4%, reduce the position by half first, and let the remaining profits run; if you are losing money, absolutely do not increase your position, and never let emotions lead you.

You don't need to check the direction every time, but you must adhere to the rules every time. Making money, to put it bluntly, is about using discipline to control that restless hand.

Remember: it's not scary to have a small principal; what's scary is always thinking about a "big comeback". This market is not suitable for gamblers, but for those who truly want to survive in the long run. If you've experienced the pain of liquidation, consider starting from a review and slowly regain your rhythm.