Brothers with a principal of less than 1000U, especially newbies, don’t rush blindly, listen to a few heartfelt words from the old cat—

I brought a newbie in, started with 800U, and in 5 months made it to 30,000U. Now the account is almost 50,000U, and there hasn’t been a single liquidation the whole time. Do you think he was just lucky? Wrong!
It relies on these three "life-saving and money-making" hard logic, which is also the core trick I used to go from 5000U to now without having to watch the market and still make profits:

First rule: Money is divided into three parts, and chaos will lead to ruin.
300U Day Trading: Focus on BTC/ETH every day, look for small fluctuations, make 3-5 points and exit, never be too greedy;
300U for swing trading: Wait for major market movements (such as ETF news, Federal Reserve interest rate hikes), and take action for 3-5 days, seeking stability over speed.
400U as a bottom card: no matter how hard it falls or how crazy it rises, this money will never move! It is your confidence to bounce back when you hit rock bottom.
Too many people invest their entire holdings of a few hundred U, getting euphoric when it rises and panicking when it falls. Remember: staying alive is more important than anything else; you need to keep some money to recover.

Article 2: Only gnaw on the big meat, do not pick up Gate
90% of the time in the crypto world is spent on grinding, and frequent buying and selling just means giving fees to the exchanges!
If there's no trend, just lie flat; binge-watching dramas is better than random trading. Enter the market when a trend appears (for example, when BTC stands firm at key support or ETH breaks past its previous high). Once you make a profit of 15% on your capital, withdraw half to secure the gains—money in your pocket is what counts as profit; account numbers are just virtual!
Those who can really make money understand: "Play dead on usual days, and when the opportunity arises, take a bite and run."

Article 3: Follow the rules, don't let emotions interfere.
Set a stop loss at 1.5%, cut it immediately when it reaches the point, and never take chances;
Profit exceeds 3%, first reduce half of the position, let the remaining profit run.
If you are at a loss, absolutely do not increase your position; the more you add, the more you are trapped, and the more trapped you are, the more anxious you become!
You don't have to get it right every time, but you must do it right every time. The essence of making money: let the rules govern the trading, and don't let your head get hot and ruin the account.
To be honest, having a small principal is not scary; what is scary is always thinking about "recouping everything in one go." Turning 800U into 30,000U is not about luck; it’s about not being greedy, not panicking, and following the rules. Especially when you are confused, it’s better to observe and learn more than to mess around!