Friend, if your capital is less than 1000 dollars, don’t rush in, let’s take a moment to talk about some real things.

The crypto world is not a game of size; the less money you have, the more you need to follow the rules. Last year, I mentored a younger brother who started with 600 dollars. At first, he hesitated to place orders, fearing he would lose everything with just one trade.

I told him: Don’t panic, follow the method, even small money can gain momentum.

Later, in a month, the account grew to 6000 dollars; in three months, it reached 20,000 dollars, and he never blew up his account once.

Some say it’s luck, but I disagree. Behind this is reliance on three rules, which I summarize for you:

First, separate your money, don’t bet it all at once. ​

600 dollars should be divided into three parts:

200 dollars for short-term trading, only play with mainstream coins, and withdraw after earning three to five points;

200 dollars for swing trading, hold for a few days when the opportunity is right, pursuing stability;

The remaining 200 dollars, remain untouched; no matter how big the market is, don’t touch it, this is your life-saving money.

I’ve seen too many people who bet everything, either earning wildly or losing catastrophically. Those who survive until the end are those who know how to leave a way out.

Second, only trade in trending markets; don’t force yourself into choppy markets. ​

Most of the time, the market has no direction; random trading is equivalent to working for the exchange. If there’s no opportunity, patiently wait, and seize the opportunity when it arises.

When profits reach about 12%, withdraw half of the profit; only what falls into your own wallet is real money.

My friend was able to grow slowly because he was never impatient, never chased highs, and waited when he needed to and collected when he should.

Third, control your hands with rules, don’t let emotions lead you. ​

A single trade can lose a maximum of 2% of the principal; if it reaches that, cut it off; don’t hold positions;

When earning 4%, first reduce half of the position, let the remaining profit run a bit;

Never add to the position when losing money; don’t always think about "averaging down."

No one can predict the market correctly every time, but you can execute the right operations every time. The essence of making money is actually about discipline controlling your impulsive hands.

Small funds are most afraid of always thinking about "a big turnaround." I watched him grow from 600 dollars to 20,000 dollars, relying not on mysticism but on rules and patience.

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