#加密市场回调 If you have less than 5000U in hand, fren, don't rush to place an order.

I've seen too many people treat this amount of money as a gamble, only to get liquidated without even understanding how the market fluctuates. Last year, someone came to me with a balance of 800U, asking if there was still a chance. At that time, he hesitated for a long time even to place an order, afraid that a single operation would lead to losing everything.

I told him three strict rules, and he followed them for four months, and his account grew to 19,000 U. After another two months, it directly broke through 28,000 U, with not a single liquidation in between.

This is not luck, it is a method.

**Rule One: Divide your money into three parts, don't stake it all.**

Taking 800U as an example - 300U for short-term trading, only touching mainstream coins like BTC and ETH, taking profits when there’s a fluctuation of 2%-4%; 250U for swing trading, being cautious and only entering when certain; the remaining 250U is kept in reserve, not moving even in the worst market conditions.

Have you seen those who go all in with their entire funds? They celebrate joyfully when the price rises and curse when it falls, leaving the market. Those who truly survive know to leave themselves an exit.

**The second rule: Only eat the meat of trends, don't waste time in fluctuations.**

The market is mostly moving sideways, and frequently entering and exiting is just giving the platform transaction fees. If there's no opportunity, wait patiently; if there is an opportunity, act decisively. Take out half of the profit when it reaches 12%, securing your gains is the real skill.

At that time, his account doubled, and I watched him collect money one by one, calm and composed, leaving whenever he needed to. A master never tries to catch every market trend; instead, they only operate in markets they understand.

**The third rule: Keep your hands in check with rules.**

A single stop-loss cannot exceed 1.2% of the principal, and you must exit at the target; if profit exceeds 2.5%, first reduce the position by half and let the remaining profit run on its own; if you incur a loss, absolutely do not add to your position, do not let emotions drag you down.

You don't need to guess the direction correctly every time, but you must uphold the bottom line every time. Making money relies on systematic discipline, not impulsive decision-making.

Small amounts of capital are not scary; what is scary is constantly thinking about "a big turnaround." Rolling from 800U to 28,000U is not reliant on miraculous operations, but rather on rules, patience, and respect for the market.

I used to stumble around in the dark, but now the path is clear ahead. The light is always on, do you want to keep up?