Today, I won't be advocating that trap. I just want to frankly tell my frens who have less than k yuan in their hands: if you want to double your funds in the crypto market, instead of randomly trying various strategies, it's better to first clarify these three bottom lines.

I once guided a trader who started from scratch, using a capital of 500, and in three months, he turned it into 28,000, with zero liquidation throughout the process. This isn't luck, nor is it some magical secret; it's about taking every penny seriously.

**Level One: Diversify your capital, don't put all your eggs in one basket**

A volume of 500 to 800 bucks, split into three parts to use:

About 30%-40% focuses on intraday rhythm, only looking at Bitcoin and Ethereum. Once the price fluctuates by 3%-5%, they directly take profit and exit. At most, they make one or two trades a day, and they don't touch other altcoins at all.

Additionally, 30%-40% is used for medium-term swings. Only enter the market when the 4-hour trend stands at a key position and the number of transactions significantly increases. Maintain the position for 3 to 5 days, with a target set at a 15%-20% increase.

The remaining 20%-30% is the life-saving fund; no matter how the market fluctuates, you must remain still. This is the last chip for a turnaround.

**Level 2: Go with the flow, don’t fight the fluctuations**

The cryptocurrency market spends 80% of the time in consolidation, and frequent entries and exits only contribute to the exchange's fees. Without a clear entry signal, let your fingers rest; if you make a 12% profit, immediately cut your position in half. With a small capital, you should seek stability; greed is the biggest poison in this game.

**Level 3: Rules are greater than intuition, emotions should take a backseat**

The stop-loss setting for each order should not exceed 3% of the principal. Just exit when it hits the point, don't ask why; once a single profit reaches 5%, immediately cut the position in half, and use the original price as a safety cushion for the remaining half; never add more funds when losing, and wait for the next signal to try to recover. Never let emotions take control.

The advantage of small funds lies in their flexibility, allowing for quick directional adjustments. The biggest fear is having a gambler's mentality, wanting to make a one-time reversal of fortune. Follow the rules, accumulate profits step by step, and turning 500 into 20,000 is truly not a dream, provided you can treat discipline as a religion to believe in and patience as your greatest capital.

Once I wandered in the dark, but now I hold a lamp. The lamp is shining, do you dare to follow?