1800U flipped 15 times: Don't gamble with small capital, rely on rules to win

Holding 1800U, don't panic, and definitely don't bet everything on Dogecoin—my childhood friend Ah Hao relied on this amount, turning it into 27,000U in half a year, now steadily standing at 32,000U, without ever blowing up his account.

The key to small capital is not 'making quick money,' but following the rules.

I had told him before: if the capital is less than 3000U, daring to mess around is just giving away money.

When he first entered the market with 1800U, he chased hot trends and lost 200U in a week before he settled down. Later, by following my three iron rules, he finally got on the right track.

First rule: divide funds into four parts, prioritize preserving capital.

He split 1800U into four amounts: 400U for 'short-term pocket money,' focusing solely on small fluctuations in BTC/ETH, running at a 2% profit, content with earning 10U a day;

500U as 'swing trading ammo,' waiting for crucial breakout points to enter, aiming for at least a 12% return before acting;

500U for quality coins for mid to long-term holds, never selling until reaching the target;

The remaining 400U is 'emergency funds,' locked in a wallet, no matter how crazy the market gets.

Second rule: only catch trends, avoid volatility.

The market spends 80% of the time in sideways movement. Ah Hao used to be impulsive, trading five times a day during volatility, eating up half his capital in transaction fees.

Now he has learned to be wise; when there's no direction, he stays out and watches shows, waiting for BTC to stabilize at support and ETH's volume to catch up, only taking action when both signals align.

Once he earns 20% of his capital, he withdraws half the profits. Last year, he withdrew the first 500U and directly bought a necklace for his wife—cash in hand is real money.

Third rule: rules bind hands, emotions take a backseat.

I set strict rules for Ah Hao: if a single trade loses 1.5%, cut it immediately. Last year, when his ETH long position hit the stop loss, just after he sold, it dropped 8%, preserving his capital;

Take out half the profit at 4%, and hang the rest with a breakeven stop loss;

Never add to losing positions; he learned the hard way that the more you add, the deeper you sink.

Increasing small capital is never luck; it's a result of risk control + timing + execution.

The 1800U can rise to 32,000U not by guessing the market, but by maintaining discipline.

Remember: those who can stay steady will eventually win.

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

The light is always on, will you follow? @不贪的阿 K