#BinanceBlockchainWeek 1800U What can you do with starting capital? Don't laugh, I've seen someone grow this amount of money to over 30,000.

First, let's be clear - if you expect to get rich in two weeks with just a few hundred bucks, wake up early. The crypto market doesn't support lazy people, nor does it indulge gamblers.

I know a guy who entered the market last year with 1800U. Now? His account has stabilized at over 32,000U, and he hasn't had any liquidation or experienced that kind of tragedy of going back to square one overnight. What's the secret? He shared a strategy with me that I find reliable.

**Divide the money into four parts, don't go all in**

This 1800U should be broken down like this:

Use 400U for quick in and out, and leave immediately after a 2% increase. Greed? That's the beginning of losing money.

Additionally, use 500U for swing trading, and wait until the market direction is clear before taking action, with a target set above 12%. When in doubt, it’s better to stay in cash and have some tea.

Leave 500U to pick a few promising coins for the long term, and definitely avoid them if they don't meet expectations.

The last 400U is a lifesaver; no matter how crazy the market gets, I have to hold on.

I've seen too many people go all in right away, only to lose everything in three days. Remember, before you want to make money, you must first learn how not to lose money.

**Only take action when certainty is high**

The market is mostly exhausting — sideways, volatile, false breakouts. The more you feel the urge to mess around, the easier it is to get chopped.

Real opportunities? Wait for key price levels to break and for trading volume to significantly increase. Only then should you enter the market, as the win rate can be much higher.

I have earned enough principal, 20%, so I'm going to withdraw a portion of the profits first. It's never too early to secure your gains. Do less fussing around, observe more, and be precise when you act.

**Rules are set in stone, emotions take a backseat**

These three points must be etched in your mind:

Control a single loss within 1.5% of the principal, and immediately cut the position when the line is touched; do not harbor any luck.

Take out half when profits reach 4%, and set a breakeven stop-loss for the remaining amount.

If you lose, accept it and never increase your position to average down— that is the entrance to the abyss.

Can this strategy guarantee a profit every time? Of course not. But over the long term, the odds will be in your favor, and time will also be on your side.

Small funds grow big, and it's never about luck. It's about risk control + patience + strict execution. Don't lose sleep over fluctuations of a few dozen bucks, and don't fantasize about a quick turnaround.

The least valuable thing in this market is impulse, while the most valuable thing is stability.

From 1,800U to over 30,000, it's not a miracle, it's a victory of methodology. Those who can control their hands and adhere to the rules will ultimately laugh last.

In the past, I stumbled around in the dark, but now I have a map in hand. I've given you the map; whether you go or not is up to you.