Friends with an account balance of less than 1000U, don't rush to open an order, let me tell you something.

Last year, I brought a newcomer with me. When he first entered the market, he only had 600U in his wallet. When he placed his first order, I could feel his mouse trembling—he was scared, afraid that this money would be gone with just one fluctuation.

I told him at the time: "What's the rush? Follow the method, and even small money can grow."

So what was the result? A month later his account broke 6000U, and in three months it directly reached 20000U. The whole time? Not a single liquidation.

Some may say this is just good luck, right? It's really not. It's based on sticking to three rules and not wavering.

**First, let's say this: divide the money into three parts, don't put all your eggs in one basket.**

How did he divide that 600U? I helped him split it into three parts——

The first 200U is specifically for day trading, just focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum, withdrawing when seeing a profit of 3% to 5%, never being greedy.
The second 200U is kept for swing trading, wait for a clear signal before taking action, holding it for three to five days is enough.
Last 200U? Locked and not moving, this is my lifesaving money. No matter how crazy the market gets, I won't touch it, saving it for emergencies.

Have you ever seen those people who go all in with thousands of U? When the price rises, they get carried away, and when it falls, their mindset explodes; they simply can't go far. Those who can stay steady all understand the importance of leaving themselves a way out.

**Article 2: Only follow trends, treat sideways markets as if they don't exist**

Most of the time, the market is moving sideways, and frequent entries and exits just mean paying fees to the platform.

So our strategy is: hold back when there is no signal, and act when there is a signal.

Earn 12%? First, withdraw half of the profit to secure it, money in hand counts.

The rhythm of a true expert is like this: able to hold back when it's time to wait, and precise when it's time to act. When he doubled his money for the first time, I saw him steadily collecting profits, calm and unhurried, not chasing the rise – that was the right state.

**Rule 3: Rules are above all, control your own hands**

Each order's stop loss cannot exceed 2% of the principal, and it must be cut at the point, no negotiation;
If the profit exceeds 4%, first reduce half of the position and let the remaining profit run by itself.
Never increase your position when losing money, don't let emotions lead you by the nose.

You don’t need to check the direction every time, but you must follow the rules every time.

Making money is essentially about controlling your own hands that want to operate recklessly using a set of methods.

Remember one thing: it's not scary to have a small principal; what's scary is always thinking about "a big comeback". Rolling from 600U to 20,000U is not due to luck, but relies on rules, patience, and sticking to discipline.