If your principal is still below 1000U, these words are worth listening to.

Many people treat the crypto world as a casino, but in fact, it’s more like a hunting ground that only disciplined people can access. The less capital you have, the more precise your strikes need to be — you’re not here to gamble, but to accumulate step by step.

I’ve seen a case where a beginner started with only 800U. At first, every order was trembling, afraid of losing all the capital in one trade. Just remember one sentence to change the outcome: "Stick to the rules, and you will survive, or even turn the tables."

After four months? The account surpassed 19,000U. Two months later, it shot up to 28,000U — all with zero liquidation, steadily climbing. This is not luck; it’s the power of discipline.

**Divide your funds into three parts**

800U is not a whole amount to use all at once; split it like this: 300U for intraday short-term trades, focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profits decisively at 2%-4% volatility; 250U for 2 to 4-day swing trades, waiting for clear signals before acting, avoiding guesses and gambling; and finally, 250U as your bottom line, never touching it regardless of extreme market conditions — this is your chip for a comeback.

People who go all-in on a single shot get wiped out with one correction. Those who diversify can survive the turbulence and see the next wave of market moves.

**Follow the trend, don’t waste time in consolidation**

80% of the market time is spent sideways and choppy, frequent trading is just working for the exchange. Sit tight without clear signals, and act quickly when signals appear. That’s a sense of rhythm.

Take profits at 12%, withdrawing half of the gains — what’s locked in is truly yours. True experts understand this — when it’s time to stay still, stay steady like a mountain; when it’s time to strike, be as fast as lightning.

**Discipline above all**

Single trade losses should not exceed 1.2%. When in position, cut losses immediately — don’t hold onto illusions. When profits reach over 2.5%, cut your position in half to let the remaining gains run further. Never add to a losing position; the so-called "luck" will ruin your account.

Having less capital is not the problem; the real issue is the gambler’s mentality of "turning things around in one shot." From 800U to 28,000U, it’s not about talent or luck, but about rule enforcement, patience, and understanding volatility.

Many people aren’t lacking effort; they just can’t find the right direction. Markets keep cycling, opportunities wait for no one — master these methods, and you can break through the difficulties and seize your chance.