#密码资产动态追踪 Not enough principal to reach 2000U? Then I have to pour some cold water first:

What you need to learn now is not how to get rich overnight, but **how to survive**.

Someone used 1000U to start last year and made 45,000U in two months, all without liquidation or major drawdowns. The secret isn’t luck, but three simple, extremely stable strategies.

**Strategy One: Use your funds separately**

Full position is suicidal. For 1000U, allocate as follows:
- 300U for day trading (at most one trade per day, no greed)
- 300U for swing trading (entering once every ten days or half a month)
- 400U as a safety fund (to recover if really爆了 and start over)

In simple terms, never go all-in and hold a full position.

**Strategy Two: Only eat the fattest part**

Avoid trading during sideways markets — most losses are buried here. When the trend is unclear, just stay out. Better to miss opportunities than to lose blindly. Only trade when the trend is very clear.

Remember: markets don’t appear every day, but your account should be active every day.

**Strategy Three: Set strict rules, don’t let emotions interfere**

- Stop loss at 2%, as natural as eating
- Take profit at 4%, then cut your position in half
- When your account increases by over 20% of the principal, immediately withdraw 30%
- Never add to a losing position

This is why 90% of people can’t turn their fortunes around. No gambling, no holding onto losing trades, no hoping "it will bounce back."

What’s the result? That guy’s account has already exceeded 100,000U. The best part is, he no longer stays up all night watching the charts. Just a quick glance at the levels each day, and he’s done.

Want to turn things around? Remember this: as long as your principal isn’t wiped out, you have the right to talk about doubling.

Divide your funds, wait for opportunities, control risks—these things may not be exciting, but they can save you years of unnecessary detours. The faster you want to go, the easier you’ll crash. In crypto markets, the fastest way is actually—slow down first.