#数字资产动态追踪 Capital less than 2000U? Then forget about getting rich quick—staying alive is the real strategy.

Many people treat crypto like a casino, but actually it's a place to turn things around—the prerequisite is that you survive long enough. I have a friend who started with 1500U last year and turned it into 45,000U in 4 months without ever getting liquidated or experiencing a catastrophic drawdown. It's not about luck—it's about execution.

He used three surprisingly simple methods.

**Method #1: Position sizing is everything**

Split 1500U into three parts, 500U each:
- Day trading quick plays—max one trade per day, and make it count
- Swing trading slow plays—only move once every two weeks
- Insurance/safety—if you blow it, you still have a shot to comeback

Going all-in is just asking to lose. No matter how good the setup looks, always keep an escape route.

**Method #2: Only ride the main wave**

Here's the key: 80% of losses get trapped in ranging markets. If you shouldn't be trading, just sit in cash. Better to miss gains than lose unnecessarily. When the market is unclear, that's when your discipline matters most—do nothing, the market will always be there, but you only have one account. Only enter when the direction is clear. That's what trading really is.

**Method #3: Lock in the rules, emotions stay out**

Take a 2% stop loss like eating dinner—normal operating procedure. Once you're up 4%, cut half the position. If your account is up more than 20% from your starting capital, immediately withdraw 30% in cash. The worst thing you can do is add to losing positions—this is why 90% of people never turn it around. Don't gamble, don't hold through it, don't wait for it to "come back."

His account is now over 100,000U. And the best part—he doesn't even need to stay up watching screens. Ten minutes a day checking positions, then he's done.

Want to turn it around? Remember this: **Your capital stays alive, then you earn the right to double it**. Position sizing isn't thrilling, waiting for setups isn't exciting, risk management isn't fun—but these things save you three years of painful mistakes. The fastest path in crypto is always—slow down first.