People with only a few thousand U in hand, don't rush into reckless actions. Listen to me as I explain.

Many people treat the crypto world like a casino, which is a fatal mistake. The less capital you have, the more you need to be cautious. You should learn to wait like a hunter, not gamble like a gambler.

Last year, I guided a beginner who only had 600U in his account. At first, he was trembling while trading, afraid that a careless move would lead to liquidation. I told him: "Follow the rules, don't rush, you can turn things around slowly."

And what was the result? His account grew to 6,000U in one month, broke through 20,000U in three months, all with zero liquidation. Do you call that luck? Not at all. It’s discipline.

The three "life-saving and profit-making" rules he used, now I share with you:

**First Trick: Divide your principal and always leave an escape route**

Split your capital into three parts:

• One-third for short-term trading, focusing on top coins like BTC and ETH. Take profits at 3% to 5% and exit decisively, avoiding greed.

• One-third for swing trading. Wait for clear technical signals before acting, holding positions for 3 to 5 days, prioritizing stability.

• The last third, freeze it. This money is your lifeline; never touch it under any circumstances.

Have you seen anyone put all their money into a single position? When it rises, they get cocky; when it falls, they panic. Short-term fluctuations are extreme. Those who truly survive bear markets understand how to save bullets.

**Second Trick: Follow the trend, don’t waste time in consolidation**

Most of the time, the market is sideways or consolidating. Frequent buying and selling is just paying tuition to the exchange.

When there are no clear signals, stay calm and wait. Once a signal appears, act precisely. When you make a 12% profit, cash out half immediately.

Top traders operate like this: when idle, they are as steady as a rock; when they act, they strike decisively. The friend whose account doubled from 600U remains very calm throughout, because he sticks to his plan.

**Third Trick: Discipline above all, control your hands**

Set your stop-loss at within 2% for each trade; cut immediately when triggered, no dragging.

Once a single trade makes more than 4%, reduce some of the position immediately, and let the rest run. Never add to a losing position; when emotions spiral out of control, liquidation is close.

Remember this: you don’t need to predict the market perfectly every time, but you must always stick to your rules.

Having little capital isn’t a big problem; what’s most frightening is the mindset of trying to "recover in one wave" every day. Turning 600U into over 50,000U isn’t luck; it’s strong execution.

If you still don’t quite understand how to scientifically allocate positions or choose entry points, pay more attention to this kind of practical content. Learning a trading system that can truly survive and grow steadily is far more valuable than relying on luck.