Many trading newbies fall into a strange cycle at the beginning – they have little capital, but they go all in on every trade. This approach is almost suicidal, and today's topic, the 10U trading method, is here to correct this mindset.

If you only have 10U to start with, don't treat it as a whole capital to use. The correct approach is to split it like this: take 5U for actual operations, and keep the other 5U as a "revival fund". The core principle behind this design is simple — no single trade should directly determine your life or death.

The choice of cryptocurrencies is also important. Don't think about gambling on those illiquid and oddly volatile altcoins. Just focus on BTC and ETH, which have the best liquidity and relatively controllable volatility. Why? It's simple, at this stage, you are not here to prove how unique your vision is; you are here to validate one thing – can you truly execute trading discipline. Altcoins are the easiest to be "instantaneously spiked" and wiped out; it's not that you have poor skills, it's just that they are designed that way.

Regarding leverage, many people get scared when they hear 100 times, but the multiplier itself is not the problem. The key lies in two points: strict stop-loss execution and reasonable position control. Under these two premises, small funds combined with leverage merely amplify your discipline execution ability and feedback speed, allowing you to see results faster.

The core of this method is actually to use 10U to train your execution ability and risk awareness. The next topic to discuss is a more counterintuitive question - why set a 20% stop loss and 100% take profit? It sounds very twisted, but this is the essence of the game.