#美国政府停运 has less than 1000U in hand, don't rush to place an order, let me finish my words.

In the crypto market, it's not about being bold; it's about being clear-headed. When the capital is small, you need to be steady and cautious, don't be like those impulsive types. I met a guy last year whose account had only 600U, and his hands were shaking when he opened his position for the first time—afraid that a single mistake would wipe him out. I told him at the time: "Follow the rules, and even small money can grow."

Two months later, his account broke 6000U;
In four months, it will head straight to 15,000 U, without a single liquidation in the meantime.

Some say this is luck? Nonsense. It relies on sticking to discipline.

The following three life-saving rules are all the secrets of how he climbed up from 600U:

**First Move: Split the money into three parts, don't put all your eggs in one basket**

The principal is divided directly into three parts: the first part of 200U is dedicated to day trading, focusing on mainstream coins like BTC and ETH, aiming to capture fluctuations of 3%-5% before exiting; the second part of 200U is for swing trading, only acting when the opportunity is right, holding for 3 to 5 days for stability; finally, the last 200U is non-negotiable, this is your trump card for turning the tide.

Have you seen those who go all in with several thousand U? They are ecstatic when the prices rise and panic like dogs when they fall; they simply can't last long. Those who can truly make money know to leave themselves a way out.

**Second Tip: Follow the Trend, Don't Fumble Around in Volatility**

The market spends most of its time moving sideways, and frequent trading during this time just means sending fees to the platform. If there are no clear signals, just sit tight and do nothing. When there is a signal, act decisively. Once you earn 12%, withdraw half and put it in your pocket to feel secure.

The rhythm of a master is "calm like a mountain when it should be still, and swift like thunder when it should move." I particularly remember his composure when his account doubled—he didn't chase highs or panic sell, and he wasn't overly excited.

**Tip 3: Stick to the rules, don't let emotions dictate the pace**

The single stop loss should never exceed 2%; cut it when it reaches.
Take profit when it exceeds 4% and immediately reduce the position by half; let the remaining profit continue to run.
Never average down on losses, don't think about holding on to recover.

You don't need to look at the right direction every time, but you must follow the rules every time. Making money relies on the system keeping that restless hand in check.

In the end, having a small principal is really not a problem; what you fear is always wanting to "make a big comeback". Rolling from 600U to 15,000U relies not on luck, but on rules + patience + discipline. The market rewards those who follow the rules.