Whenever I talk about how small capital can survive and make money in the crypto world, I think of the story of a brother from last year.

He started with 1500U, and in four months, his account grew to 45,200U. No contract liquidations, no chasing after hundredfold coins, just following the rules like an execution machine. It’s about methods, not luck. Many people hear this and want to copy quickly, but honestly—I have to say—there are methods, but this path is steady and sure. Some think it’s too slow.

**What’s the easiest way to avoid dying when sharing profits?**

Divide 1500U into three parts, each 500U. The first part is for intraday rhythm—take a 3% profit and exit immediately, no lingering; the second part waits for big opportunities—only act when there’s at least 15% certainty; the third part is untouchable—this is the life-saving money. Many think this is too conservative, but actually, it’s about being prepared—there are always bullets left, so you can keep participating. There are too many counterexamples—those who bet everything on the first trade and got wiped out after a dip.

**When is trading most likely to lose money?**

About 70% of the market time is choppy, and that tests your mindset the most. Our approach is to turn off the software and not look. Wait until a clear breakout or trend appears before entering. After entering, when profits reach 25%, lock in some gains, and let the rest run. Sometimes, this part can yield a 10x surprise.

**What is the iron rule of trading?**

Three rules, and they are strict: don’t risk more than 2% of your capital on a single trade; cut losses when the time is up—no exceptions; take half profits at 5%, and set a breakeven stop-loss on the rest; never add to losing positions—averaging down is a prelude to explosion.

In these four months, he spent the most time not placing orders, but waiting. While others repeatedly cut losses and sell in sideways markets, he steadily earns according to his rhythm; while others go crazy adding positions to recover losses, he takes profits early and pulls out.

The core of turning small funds around is never about being "aggressive," but about being "steady." If a few hundred yuan fluctuations keep you awake at night, and you panic as soon as you enter, the problem isn’t the market—it’s your method. With 1500U, you can grow to 45,000U or go to zero overnight. The dividing line is in front of these seemingly simple rules—whether you can truly stick to them. Traders who survive and make money are always those willing to act and follow through first. Are you ready?