I have seen a person who used a capital of 3k and in four months increased it to 55k, now the account is stable at over 68k.

$BTC no liquidation.

You might think this is luck? No, this is discipline.

In the past three years, I have seen too many stories - hundreds, thousands of people rushing in, their minds filled with one word: gamble. All in one bet, fantasizing about doubling their money. And the result? In less than two weeks, the account goes to zero, and they leave the scene in disgrace.

$ETH But this friend is different. He started with not much capital, only 3000U, but strictly followed a set of iron rules that I used when I rolled from 8000U to financial freedom.

**First Iron Rule: Don't rush, or you'll die quickly**

At first, he was anxious too. He would ask me every day if I could go all in for a chance to double my investment.

I asked him: "Do you want an account, or do you want excitement?"

What small capital fears the most is not the dangerous market, but the loss of control over one's mindset—greed, impulse, and gambler's mentality.

$SOL **How to turn a gambler into a trader? Breakdown of funds**

I asked him to split 3000U into three parts:

• The first 1000U: Day trading, run away once you make a profit, never be greedy.
• Second 1000U: Swing position, do not act when the trend is unclear, firmly hold when the trend is established.
• The third 1k: emergency reserve, never touch, never increase the position, never act impulsively.

At first, he was unconvinced. Seeing others sprinting with full positions, he felt an unbearable itch in his heart.

But after a round of market activity -

While others are facing liquidation and their assets have been halved, only his account continues to climb steadily.

This is the power of capital management. The market does not reward gamblers, it only rewards those who are patient.