#数字资产市场动态 Since entering the crypto space 8 years ago, I have seen countless rollercoaster markets. At 37 years old, I turned 20,000 yuan into 3.27 million overnight, but also blew up my account in a month due to greed. Now, I’ve finally stabilized.

Many people treat the crypto world as a casino, but actually it’s a place that requires strategy. The less capital you have, the more you need to stay calm—that’s my deepest insight.

Recently, I brought a beginner friend into the game. His account was only 2000U, and he was trembling when placing orders, afraid that one mistake would wipe him out. I told him very straightforwardly: "Stick to your rules, and you can also succeed." Three months later, his account dropped to 26,000U, and five months later, it surged to 79,000U. Throughout the process, he never blew up his account once.

Is that luck? Not at all. It’s all about following a plan.

**Method 1: Divide your money into three parts.**
700U for intraday trading, closely watching $BTC and $ETH fluctuations, taking profits when gains reach 3%-5%; 700U for swing trading, waiting for clear signals before acting, holding positions for 3-5 days for stability; the remaining 600U as reserve funds. No matter how crazy the market gets, don’t touch this money—that’s the confidence to turn things around. Those who go all-in tend to get carried away when prices rise and panic when they fall, making it hard to go far.

**Method 2: Follow the trend, don’t waste time on sideways markets.**
Most of the market time is spent grinding, and frequent trading just pays fees. Wait for signals; when they appear, go all in. Take profits at 15% and lock in half—this is the safest approach.

**Method 3: Rules always trump emotions.**
Set a stop-loss at 3% per trade and stick to it—no exceptions; exit when the time is right. Take half profits at over 5% and let the rest run; if you’re in a loss, don’t add to the position, no matter how tempting.

Having less capital is never the problem; the real issue is always the desire to "turn things around in one shot." The story from 2000U to 79,000U shows how rules, patience, and discipline can turn a small account into a big one.

Most people are stuck in a vicious cycle—not because they don’t try, but because they lack clear direction. The market is always there, and opportunities won’t wait—stay calm, follow your rules, and getting out is not that hard.