暹罗企鹅

$TRUTH Remaining 90u before sleep, with a mentality of just going to sleep no matter what, randomly opening an order and waking up to nearly 2000u, feeling dumbfounded.

Brothers with a principal under 5000U, pause for a moment and listen to my advice.

The cryptocurrency market is not a casino; it's a battlefield of strategies.

With less capital, you need to be steady, like an old hunter who keeps his composure. Last year, I guided a novice whose account was just 800U; at first, he was so nervous he couldn't even place an order, afraid of losing everything in one move.

I told him: "Follow the rules, and you can gradually rise up."

Four months later, his account broke through 19,000 U;

Half a year passed, and it surged to 28,000 U without a single liquidation throughout.

Some ask if it was luck? Absolutely not; it relies on strict discipline.

These three "life-saving and money-making" iron rules helped him go from 800U to where he is now:

First rule: divide the funds into three parts, keeping a good backup.

Split the principal into three portions: 300U for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, cashing out when there's a 2%-4% fluctuation;

250U for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities to act, holding positions for 2-4 days for stability;

250U kept as a trump card, not touching it even in extreme market conditions, this is the confidence to turn things around. Have you seen those who go all in with a few thousand U?

They panic when the market rises and gets anxious when it falls; they can't go far. True winners understand the importance of keeping some money on the sidelines.

Second rule: only chase trends, not exhaustively oscillate.

The market spends 80% of the time in sideways movement, and frequent trading only pays fees to the platform.

If there are no signals, sit tight; if there are signals, act decisively.

Take out half your profits once you gain 12%; securing profits is the reliable approach. The rhythm of experts is, "If you don't move, don't; if you do, hit the mark."

When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect money, not anxious, not chasing highs.

Third rule: prioritize rules and control emotions. A single trade's stop loss should never exceed 1.2%; exit when it's time;

If profits exceed 2.5%, first reduce half the position, let the remaining profits run;

Never average down on losses; don't let emotions drag you down. You don't need to always catch the market perfectly, but you must always uphold the rules.

Making money relies on a system that keeps your impulsive hands in check.

Remember, having less capital is not scary; what's scary is always thinking about "turning the tables in one go." Turning 800U into 28,000 U is not about luck; it's about rules, patience, and discipline.

Once, I was stumbling in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.

The light keeps shining; will you follow? @柚子的加密之路