#加密市场回调 If your initial capital is less than 1000U, please do not rush to get on board, let me share some sincere advice.

The cryptocurrency market is not simply a game of luck; it is more like a long-term contest that requires strategy. The more limited the funds, the more careful planning is needed, like a patient hunter waiting for the best moment, rather than a gambler blindly placing bets.

Last year, I guided a friend who had an initial capital of only 500U. At first, he was very nervous every time he placed an order, worried that a single mistake would wipe out all his funds. I told him: as long as he followed the right rules, even a small amount of capital could grow steadily. What was the result? A month later, his account had grown to 5000U, and three months later it reached 18,000U, all without ever being liquidated.

This is not a matter of luck, but rather a strict adherence to three core principles:

Principle One: The Three-Fund Method, always keep a backup.

Divide the funds into three parts:

- 150U for intraday short-term trading, focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum, decisively exit after a profit of 3%-5%;
- Use 150U for swing trading, wait for a clear trend before getting on board, hold positions for 3-5 days in pursuit of stable returns;
- Keep 200U as a safety reserve, and do not easily use it regardless of market fluctuations; this is your guarantee for a comeback.

Those traders who habitually go all in tend to be overly confident when making profits and panic-stricken when facing losses, making it difficult for them to survive in the long run. Those who can truly establish themselves in the market understand the importance of keeping some funds off the market to wait for opportunities.

Principle 2: Focus on trending markets and avoid choppy markets.

The market is mostly in a sideways consolidation state, and frequent trading will only increase unnecessary costs.
Stay patient when there is no clear opportunity, and act decisively when the opportunity arises.

When the profit reaches 12%, cash out half first, and continue to hold the remaining part. Actual profit is the true success.

Mature traders are usually as calm as a maiden, but when they act, they are as swift as a hare. I have observed that they can always make steady profits at the right moment, never impulsively chasing high prices.

Principle Three: Discipline comes before feelings, do not be swayed by emotions.

- The stop loss for a single transaction should not exceed 2% of the principal, and exit decisively when reaching the preset point.
- When profits exceed 4%, first reduce half of the position and let the remaining part perform freely.
- Never increase your position while in loss, do not fight against the market.

You don't have to be right every time you make a judgment, but you must act in accordance with the rules every time—discipline your behavior.

Please remember that having a small amount of funds is not the issue; the problem lies in the mindset of being eager to get rich overnight.
Behind the growth from 500U to 18,000U is not luck, but strict rules, ample patience, and unwavering discipline. In the past, you may have acted without any principles, but starting today, if you move forward according to the method, your path will become broader and broader.

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