Friends with a principal of less than 3,000U, don't rush into the market yet.

The crypto market has never been a casino for luck. The less principal, the more like a veteran of hunting - patience, precision, and rules must be made.

I brought a newcomer before, when I first entered the venue, I was holding 1500U, and I was so nervous every time I placed an order, I was always worried that a mistake would be gone. I said to him: "Steady down, follow the rules, and you will slowly find your own rhythm." "

The result? In four months, his account exceeded 19,000 U, and half a year later, it rushed to 35,000 U. The key is that in the whole process, not a single liquidation has occurred.

Some people think it's luck? Not at all. It relies on strict discipline. The following three rules of "saving life and making money" are the core methods to help him get out of 1500U:

**Article 1: Divide the money into three parts and always leave a way for yourself**

How to disassemble 1500U? Three 500U, each useful.

The first one is to do intraday short-term, only focus on mainstream coins such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, stop when you see a fluctuation of 2%-4%, and don't love to fight quickly in and out quickly. The second is to do a swing position, wait for the market to give a clear signal before doing it, usually hold the position for 2 to 4 days, seeking stability. The last one is the hole card, which doesn't move no matter how crazy the market gets – it's the last chip you can turn over.

Those who stud have risen and panicked, and they can't go far at all. Those who can really survive know how to leave bullets on the sidelines.

**Article 2: Just follow the trend, don't waste in shock**

The market is grinding sideways most of the time, and frequent transactions are equivalent to giving the platform a free fee. If there is no signal, you can sit still, and if there is a signal, you can enter the field decisively. If the profit reaches 12%, take out half of the profit first, and it is the last word to fall into the bag.

**Rule 3: Rules are bigger than emotions, always control your hands**

A single stop loss is set at a dead line, never more than 1.2%, and you must leave at the point. If the profit exceeds 2.5%, immediately halve the position and let the rest of the profit run by itself. Loss? Don't make up your position, don't let your emotions drag you into the water.

You don't need to look at the market every time, but you must follow the rules every time. Making money, in the final analysis, is to rely on the system to restrain the hand that just wants to operate randomly.

Remember one sentence: the lack of principal is not a problem, the problem is that you always think about "a comeback".

Rolling from 1,500U to 35,000U does not rely on luck, but on rules, patience and execution. The market is always here, and whether you can seize the opportunity depends on whether you can calm down.