#ETH巨鲸增持 rolled from 800U to 30,000U? Don't be quick to laugh, let me finish my story.

Late at night, I came across an account's data: in 5 months, the principal of 800U grew to 19000U, and the key point is—zero liquidation records.

It's not luck, it's a method. Small capital is not a sin; treating it as a bet is.

**Capital segmentation, don't go ALL IN**

Taking 800U as an example: for intraday short positions of 300U, only touching BTC and ETH, exit after gaining 3%-5%; for swing positions of 300U, wait for a daily level breakout with volume before entering, holding for 3 to 5 days; the remaining 200U is directly locked in a cold wallet, treating it as if it doesn't exist.

Surviving is more important than making quick money. The market will not go easy on you just because your capital is small.

**Hold your hand, don't move randomly**

90% of the K-lines in the market are noise. When should you take action? Two situations: BTC stabilizes above the key moving averages, or ETH breaks out of the consolidation structure with volume.

Every time the profit reaches 15% of the principal, withdraw half and transfer it to the chain. The wolf does not hunt every day; it waits for the prey to show a flaw before moving.

**Use rules to control emotions**

Stop loss at 1.5%, cut it when it hits, no discussion; take profit at 3% and close half of the position, move the stop loss for the remaining; do not add to the position during a pullback, and definitely do not hold on; print these points out and stick them on the screen, if you break one, stop trading for a day.

I have seen too many people get itchy fingers and open positions recklessly, only to end up staring blankly at their liquidation screen. But I have also seen those who strictly follow the rules, entering when ETH breaks through, making a net profit of 18% in two days and exiting completely.

**The small principal is not an excuse**

In the next round of market trends, the ones who will rise first are not necessarily the most technically skilled, but those who can adhere to the rules and endure.

Remember: Turn off the software when you sleep, and if you still have your chips in hand, you have already beaten 90% of the people in the market.

Most people are stuck in a vicious cycle; it’s not that they don’t work hard, but they lack someone insightful to wake them up.