#巨鲸动向 For those frens with insufficient funds of 1000U, especially newbies who have just entered the crypto world, I want to share some practical experience. I once mentored a beginner who started with 800U, and after 5 months of careful operation, his account grew to 30,000U, now nearing 50,000U, without experiencing any liquidation throughout. This is by no means luck, but rather strictly adhering to three core trading logics, which is also the key method that has allowed me to grow from 5000U to this day while consistently profiting:

First, allocate funds reasonably to avoid full position operations.
Divide the funds into three parts: 300U for day trading, focusing on small fluctuations of BTC/ETH, and exit immediately after acquiring a 3-5% profit; 300U for medium-term swing trading, waiting for significant market events (such as ETF-related news or changes in Federal Reserve policy), holding positions for 3-5 days, aiming for stability rather than speed; keep 400U as emergency funds, and no matter how dramatically the market fluctuates, this part of the funds should never be touched, as it is your survival guarantee in extreme market conditions. Many traders operate with a few hundred U in full positions, becoming overly confident when the market is good and panicking when it declines. Remember: survival is the primary principle, and reserving funds allows you to wait for a turnaround opportunity.

Secondly, grasp the main trends and avoid frequent trading.
The crypto market is in a consolidation state 90% of the time, and frequent trading only increases unnecessary transaction fees. When there is no clear trend, it's better to observe; instead of blindly operating, it's better to relax. Enter the market again when a trend is established (for example, when BTC solidifies key support levels or ETH breaks through previous highs). When profits reach 15% of the principal, withdraw half of the earnings first—real profit is the money that has been secured, and the account numbers are just temporary. Successful traders follow this principle: "Be patient during normal times, act decisively when a trend arises, and exit quickly."

Thirdly, strictly follow the trading rules and control emotional fluctuations.
Set the stop-loss at 1.5%, execute immediately upon touching it, and avoid wishful thinking; if profits exceed 3%, first reduce the position by half and let the remaining part continue to profit; after a loss, never add to the position, as averaging down often leads to deeper entrapment and greater psychological pressure. Trading success does not require every judgment to be correct, but every operation must follow the rules. The essence of profit is: to let preset rules guide trading behavior, rather than being swayed by momentary impulses that endanger account safety.

Ultimately, having little initial capital is not scary; what is truly dangerous is the mindset of always wanting to "make a big bet" to quickly recover losses. Accumulating from 800U to 30,000U is not based on luck, but rather on maintaining a calm, non-greedy trading attitude that strictly adheres to the rules. Especially when the market direction is unclear, learning more and observing is far wiser than making blind trades!