I remember when I first started working on cryptocurrency, I held 1500U in my hand, and my fingers were shaking every time I placed an order. It's not an exaggeration, it's really afraid that if a hand slips, it's all gone. Someone in the circle of friends posts screenshots of doubling income every day, to be honest, it's quite greedy, but I know in my heart - the less money, the less you can't wave, you have to be like hunting, and you only shoot when it's time to shoot.

The result? The account balance reached 19,000 U in four months, and directly exceeded 35,000 U in half a year. The most important thing is that there was not a single liquidation during this period!

Does anyone think I'm lucky? In fact, it's not that mysterious, it's just three rules:

**The first one, money is spent on money. **
I split the 1500U into three parts, 500U each. One is used for short-term, focusing on mainstream currencies such as BTC and ETH, and running away after a 2%-4% increase, never greedy; one does the band, sees the signal and then enters, and takes 2 to 4 days; In the end, 500U is the bottom of the box, no matter how crazy the market is, I won't touch it - this money is psychological support, and it can make a comeback if something really happens. Those who come up and stud, make a lot of money, lose their mentality, and don't last long at all.

**Article 2, don't toss blindly. **
The market is moving sideways most of the time, and the back and forth fluctuations are particularly abrasive. At this time, frequent operations are to send handling fees to the exchange. My method is to endure it without a clear trend, and then do it when I see it. Half of the profit to 12% is withdrawn, and the bag is safe. It is not a slam that can be doubled, but a steady collection of money.

Third, rules are more important than feelings. **
A single loss is controlled within 1.2%, and the loss must be stopped at the point, and you cannot take chances; If you earn more than 2.5%, halve your position first and let the rest of the profits run by yourself; Don't add positions to amortize if you lose, that is a suicidal operation. You don't need to judge the right market every time, but you have to stick to the rules every time.

In the final analysis, low principal is not a problem, I am afraid that I will be impatient and want to get rich overnight. From 1,500U to 35,000U, it does not depend on luck, but on abiding by the rules, being patient, and not greedy.

I have also bumped into the currency circle before, and now I have figured out a little bit of it. These experiences are shared, hoping to be of some help to friends who enter the market with small funds.