Don't rush to all-in with a small account, take a moment to hear a truth.

The crypto market is not a casino, but a place to test your mindset, discipline, and endurance. The smaller the principal, the easier it is to become impulsive, and that is precisely the most deadly. Be like an old fox, lying in wait for opportunities, not rushing blindly.

I have seen a trader with only 1000U in starting capital, trembling when placing orders at first, fearing that one mistake would blow up the account. Later, he adhered to a principle: follow the rules, take it slow, and you will eventually survive and win. The result? He reached 8000U in one month, jumped to 30,000U in three months, all without ever blowing the margin. This is not luck; it’s the power of discipline.

Turning your situation around doesn’t rely on luck but on these three ironclad rules.

**First: Funds must be managed in groups**

Spend 500U specifically on day trading, focusing only on highly liquid assets like BTC and ETH, and exit immediately after 3-5% profit; use 300U for swing trading, entering only when signals are truly clear, holding for 3-5 days; keep 200U as bottom-line funds, never moving regardless of market chaos. Many people like to go all-in and gamble, but such people won’t go far.

**Second: Follow the trend, don’t waste time on consolidation**

Most of the market time is frustrating; during sideways movement, acting recklessly is like giving money to the exchange. When there are no clear signals, pretend to be dead; when signals appear, eat a good chunk. Take profit at 12%, then withdraw half—only when the money hits your account is it truly a win. True experts aren’t trading every day; they capitalize on each trend.

**Third: Rules are better than emotions**

Cut losses at 2%, don’t be lucky; take profit at 4%, don’t be greedy; never add to a losing position. You may be wrong about the market, but you must not violate your rules.

Remember this principle: a small account is not scary; what’s scary is always thinking you can turn it around in one shot. 1000U can grow to 30,000U, not by courage, but by patience, and coldly executing rules. There’s nothing mysterious—just repeatedly doing the right things, and eventually, the power of compound interest will show itself.