Is there really no opportunity for small funds in the crypto world? I’m not joking; let me share a real story from someone around me.

Three months ago, I met a friend whose account had only 1,500 yuan left, and he was almost on the verge of collapse. I didn’t give him any market predictions, just taught him a set of principles—embed discipline into every trade. What was the result? His account grew to 15,000. Not overnight riches, but stopping pointless losses.

The core logic he shared with me boils down to three points:

**Point 1: Don’t always think about doubling quickly; first ensure you stay in the game**

Use your money in three parts. One part for short-term trades—buy and sell quickly; another part waiting for genuine trend signals—don’t move until the signal appears; the last part is for insurance—never touch it no matter how crazy the market gets. This isn’t cowardice; it’s protecting your account.

**Point 2: Never go all-in**

Going all-in is betting everything on one shot. If luck is on your side, you double your money, and then you start to inflate your ego; if luck is bad, you’re out immediately. The harshest thing in crypto isn’t losing money, but losing the qualification to continue participating.

**Point 3: Only trade trends you truly understand**

Sideways movement, volatility, all the news noise—treat them as air. Wait until the trend is clear and volume supports it before acting. Holding no position isn’t waiting; it’s a high-level proactive move.

He also sticks to two of his own rules, which are especially worth remembering:
Cut losses at 4% immediately—no excuses
Take profit at 8% and move the stop-loss to the original capital to protect the principal

Over time, you’ll see that the ones who survive the longest in this market are never the most aggressive. They don’t chase hot topics or trade frequently. When it’s time to endure, they stay silent; when it’s time to act, they do so decisively.

Bitcoin’s ups and downs, all kinds of strategies flying around—these are not decisive factors. The real test in crypto is simple: who lasts longer, who makes fewer mistakes. That’s it.

Stay disciplined, and time will give you the answer.