#比特币与黄金战争 Less than five thousand dollars in funds? I have to be honest with you.

$BTC

The crypto world has never been a casino; it's a battlefield that eats rules. People with less money tend to be more meticulous about strategies.

I once mentored a beginner with only 800 USD in his account. Back then, he was so nervous when placing orders—afraid that one wrong move would wipe out his entire balance. I told him: "In front of rules, everyone is equal. You can also gradually influence this market."

Four months later? His account skyrocketed to 19,000 USD. In half a year, it jumped straight to 28,000 USD. Throughout the process, he never liquidated his entire position once.

Someone asked me if this was luck? That's a huge joke. This guy relied solely on discipline—strict discipline.

To grow from 800 bucks to this size, these three "life-saving and profit-making" principles are indispensable:

**First Trick: Divide your principal into three parts, always leave yourself a backup.**

300 bucks for day trading. Focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum fluctuations. Once a 2% to 4% gain is achieved, cash out immediately. 250 bucks for swing trading—only trade when there's a good opportunity, holding for two or three days is enough, aiming for stability. Finally, keep 250 bucks in reserve. No matter how extreme the market, don’t touch this money—that's your confidence to turn things around.

Look at those who go all-in? When prices rise, they get cocky; when they fall, they panic. In the end, they either get liquidated or run away. The ones who really profit always keep some bullets in hand.

**Second Trick: Only follow trends, ignore sideways consolidation.**

The market spends 80% of its time grinding sideways. Those who trade frequently are just paying fees to the exchange.

No signals? Just sit still. Signal comes? Be ruthless. Take a 12% profit and withdraw half, because the truly reliable money is the one already in your pocket. The expert’s approach is "do nothing unless you must, and when you do, hit the target." I’ve seen his account double—feeling like steady income, no rush.

**Third Trick: Rules are greater than emotions; control that hand of yours.**

Stop-loss per trade should not exceed 1.2%. When it hits, accept the loss and exit. Take profit at over 2.5% and cut half of your position; let the rest run with the profits. If you lose, accept it—never add to a losing position—that’s emotional hijacking your performance.

You may not always predict the market correctly, but you must always stick to your rules. Making money, in essence, is about using a system to restrain impulsive behavior.

Don’t fear having less capital; fear that "one big turnaround" idea. Turning 800 bucks into 28,000 isn’t about luck; it’s about rules, patience, and cold discipline.

It used to be like stumbling in the dark; now, the light is in my hand.

The light is always on—are you coming or not?