1800U contract starts → 38,000 U, relying on three hard rules!
Two months ago, a brother came to me with 1800U — he originally had 20,000 U, but lost most of it. After working together for 60 days, the account grew to 38,000 U, without blowing up once.
Today, I broke down this experience into three 'iron rules', which one you comprehend depends on yourself.
First rule: Divide the funds into three parts, always leave a way out
Short-term trades (600 U): At most two trades a day, finish them and call it a day, do not be greedy.
Trend position (600 U): Only focus on the larger time frames, if you don’t see a clear bullish trend, hold the short position.
Emergency funds (600 U): Keep this specifically for unexpected situations, so you can survive even if the market dips, preventing you from being forced out.
👉 Going all in is a game for beginners with a small amount of U; if you really want to last longer, you must diversify your positions.
Second rule: Only take profits from trends, don’t clash head-on with fluctuations
Fluctuation ranges are like meat grinders, entering can be life-threatening. My trading logic is very straightforward:
1. If the daily moving averages are not in a bullish arrangement = hold cash and observe.
2. A breakout with volume above previous highs + daily close confirmation = time to enter.
3. If profits reach 30% = immediately take half, set a 10% trailing stop for the rest.
👉 Remember: There will always be another bus in the market, don’t rush for the door, just wait for a favorable ride.
Third rule: Lock emotions, execute like a machine
Before each entry, write a 'life and death statement':
Stop loss at 5%, cut it directly when it hits, don’t hesitate.
Profit at 10%, move the stop loss to break even, let the market handle the rest.
👉 From 1800U to 38,000U, it’s not about divine operations but about making fewer mistakes. With limited capital, there are endless opportunities, don’t let mistakes eliminate you.
Lastly, let me say:
Newbies always love to ask how to read trends, indicators, K-lines? These cannot be taught in a few words; only through enough real trading samples and crossing a complete market cycle can one truly understand the true and false signals of indicators, and learn to really distinguish them. $BTC
