How to play with small capital? I've been asked this question too many times.

To be honest—I've turned seven thousand into a million. I've also fallen into traps; I've stepped on them all.

When I initially exchanged seven thousand for one thousand U, I never intended to gamble my life on it right from the start. The first step was to take only 200 U to test the waters, specifically looking for the hottest coins at the moment with the strongest market sentiment. As soon as I doubled my money, I would immediately sell, and if I lost down to 50 U, I would stop the loss. No hesitation, no opportunities for self-delusion.

After winning a few times in a row, you'll notice something interesting – your principal will naturally start to expand.

But the real difficulty here has never been how to place an order.

**The difficult part is whether you can resist the urge to keep going after making money.**

I set a strict rule for myself: if I make over a thousand in a single trade, I force myself to stop for a whole day. This is to interrupt the emotional takeover of the account's rhythm. After my funds grew a bit thicker, I started to diversify my allocation—one part for short-term trades, quick in and out; another part to follow trends and roll slowly, without being disturbed by daily fluctuations; and the rest is reserved for real big market movements.

Not every market movement needs to be taken. Every bite I've taken is planned.

Before entering the market, write down two things: where is the take-profit point, and where is the stop-loss point. Trades without a plan will ultimately lose to emotions.

Contracts are not shortcuts at all. They are a mirror that infinitely magnifies your level of understanding and self-discipline. Over the years, I have consistently adhered to four bottom lines:

— Not fully pledged
— Stop Loss
— No more than three orders per day
— Profit can be withdrawn

The more you observe, the more you'll realize that there are too many people who have relied on luck to make money. More often than not, they earn and then lose it all back. My journey to where I am today is not due to being bold, but rather to being calm about the market and being tough on myself.

If you have been repeatedly washed out during the small capital phase, and if you don't want to rely on luck anymore, but want a method that can truly last in the long run - the core logic is these. Risk management is more important than selecting coins, and discipline is more important than predictions.

Taking fewer detours is itself the fastest way to turn things around.

Stay tuned: #BTC资金流动性 $LIGHT