#数字资产生态回暖 Small funds surviving is winning— for those with only a few hundred U remaining in their account

Account less than a thousand U? Don’t rush into crazy trading.

This is not a gambling table; it’s a survival contest. The less funds you have, the calmer you need to be like an old hunter: survive first, then talk about making money.

A buddy I met last year went through this. When he started, his account had only 500U, fingers trembling on the trading key like leaves, mind full of "quick doubling" thoughts. I directly slapped him: "With small funds, avoiding liquidation is the first lesson; making profit is secondary."

What was the result? After 90 days, his account grew to 18,000U. Zero liquidations, zero margin top-ups throughout the process. This is not luck; it’s purely about strictly following three unchangeable rules.

**Rule 1: Spread your eggs across different baskets**

How to divide 500U? Into three parts.

First part: 150U for short-term trades. Only trade BTC and ETH. If volatility exceeds 3%, withdraw immediately—never fight the trend. This is the battlefield for quick wins.

Second part: 150U for swing trading. Wait for a breakout after a daily candle volume surge, or follow up if it breaks support, but exit within 5 days at most. That’s how swing trading is born.

Third part: 200U frozen. Don’t touch the market in extreme conditions; this is seed capital for a comeback. All-in players, one needle prick, and they’re back to zero. Those who save some funds, even in danger, can survive.

**Rule 2: Follow the wave, don’t play with oscillations**

The market is actually boring about 70% of the time. Daily operations? That’s just giving the exchange free labor.

My approach: only act when the 15-minute K-line shows continuous volume increase AND the daily MACD shows a bullish or bearish crossover simultaneously. Both signals must be present before I dare to move.

Once a 12% profit is achieved, take half off first; let the rest run freely. The core principle: "Don’t act unless necessary; once you do, bite down hard."

**Rule 3: Use the system to control your hands**

If a single loss reaches 2%, close the position immediately. Lock your computer—no second thoughts.

When making 4%, take half off the bottom; set a 3% trailing stop for the rest. For losing trades, never add to the position; never entertain the illusion of "waiting for a rebound."

Market judgments may be wrong, but that line of discipline must not be crossed. Rely on systems to restrain yourself to go further.

**From 500U to 18,000U is really about compound interest with fewer mistakes**

Small capital isn’t scary; what’s scary is always thinking "go all-in and turn it around."

Print these rules out and stick them next to your screen. When your fingers itch, recite: diversify risk, wait for the trend, stay disciplined.

When the next major bullish wave comes, will you be firmly seated in the car or left behind in the ditch? Those with small funds aiming for steady counterattack, let’s slowly roll the principal into a snowball.

Once, I wandered blindly in the dark; now I hold a lamp.

The light is always on. Will you follow it?