Many people start by shouting "I don't have enough capital to trade," but honestly, I began with just 800U, and now my floating profit has reached 4,000U.

Seeing so many screenshots showing off sudden wealth, but what’s the result? Most newcomers are led to rush in, ultimately becoming others' exit liquidity. If you have a small fund and want to move up, forget the illusions—just two words: position control + rhythm.

I am also an ordinary worker, and this strategy is something I’ve validated step by step. I can’t promise it will double your money overnight, but at least it will help you survive a little longer.

**First: No matter how small the starting amount, risk control must be strictly enforced**
Only invest 800U each month. Remember three don’ts—don’t add to positions carelessly, don’t blindly bottom fish, don’t hold onto losing trades. Don’t think about how much you can make right now; focus on surviving first.

**Second: Only trade what you understand, avoid guessing**
Avoid vague rebounds or unclear trend directions. Stick to sideways ranges, identify support and resistance levels, and trade small waves. Accumulating small gains steadily is much better than gambling on a big bet.

**Third: Take profits to roll, don’t mess with the principal**
After your first profit, only use the gains to open the next trade. Keep the principal intact and gradually increase your position size with profits. But once stop-loss is hit, exit immediately—don’t leave room for illusions.

**Fourth: Take profits when you reach your goal, don’t try to catch the whole move**
When each wave reaches your target, take your profits and stop. Never greedily "eat the whole thing." The money in your pocket is yours; the numbers on the chart are just numbers.

**Fifth: Don’t panic if you blow up, adjust and come back**
Losses are normal; liquidation is part of trading. If you encounter a blow-up, don’t fight it or rush to revenge. Stop, take a breather, and restart according to your plan the next day.

Ultimately, the less capital you have, the more you need to keep a calm mindset. Many people don’t lose to the market—they lose to their impatience and reckless trading. Opportunities are always there, but only those who can hold rhythm and resist temptation can catch their wave.

Those who truly go far are never lucky all the time; they keep doing simple things repeatedly and persistently. The crypto world isn’t short of myths—what’s missing is people willing to stay steady and work steadily.