#数字资产动态追踪 Hold on! Don't let your hard-earned money play "fireworks show" on the market.

I've been in this circle for over 8 years, and too many people pour their wages and rent money all in, dreaming of a meteoric turnaround. Recently, I met a fresh graduate with $800, who didn't even understand what a candlestick chart looked like and wanted to go all in. I sat him down and said, "This isn't a gambling table; you need to use your brain."
What happened next? His account jumped to 18,000 in three months; another three months later, it was heading for 30,000. Someone said it's luck? I can only smile. "Can luck keep him steady when it dips, and clear-headed when it rises?" He has ingrained the rules into his blood.
Today, I’m sharing my treasured "Three-Partition Survival Technique." For small capital, remember this:

**First Trick: Divide your principal, stability is the main course**
Don’t put all 800 dollars in at once. Split into three parts—30% as "Snack Fund" (about 240 dollars), only trading mainstream coins, taking small profits and exiting at slight fluctuations to earn some extra cash for bubble tea; 40% as "Main Meal Fund" (320 dollars), waiting for clear signals before entering, holding for 3 to 7 days for steady gains; and the last 30% (240 dollars) frozen in the "Insurance Vault," avoiding any contact with life or death situations.
Most people go all-in, bragging when it rises, pretending not to see when it falls. The ones who truly survive? Always leave a way out for themselves—that's long-termism.

**Second Trick: The market mostly "wanders around," don’t run around aimlessly**
During trading days, 80% of the time, the market just jitters—seems lively but full of traps. Trading too frequently, and transaction fees will eat away your principal.
When there are no clear signals, just stay put. When it’s time to act, strike precisely like a predator; take profits when you gain over 10%, withdrawing half of the gains—cash in hand is real skill.

**Third Trick: Iron discipline is your "armor," impulsiveness is "poison"**
Strict rule: stop loss if a single drop exceeds 1%! Don’t think "wait a bit longer, it might recover," I’ve fallen into this big pit when I was young. When you earn over 2%, cut your position in half and let the profits run. Not every time will you get the market right, but discipline is a must. Emotions are like a blade in your pocket—an impulsive move can cut yourself.

Turning 800 dollars into 30,000 isn’t a fairy tale; it’s the result of time and discipline. Too many dream of soaring to the sky, only to lose their principal completely. Small money itself isn’t scary; what’s scary is the mindset collapsing first.
Stop, plan well, and you can smile when looking at your account tomorrow. Opportunities in this circle are never lacking; what’s missing is someone alive, waiting for that opportunity.