#数字资产市场洞察 is for you, whose account is still hovering around a few hundred U.

The crypto world has never been a place to turn things around by luck; it is about strategy, discipline, and mindset. When money is scarce, it is even more important to be stable, waiting for the best opportunity like a hunter.

I know a beginner who initially entered the market with only 600U. When placing orders, his hands were shaking, fearing he would lose everything in one go. I told him一句话: "As long as you follow the rules, even a small capital can gradually grow."

What is the result?
The account will become 6000U in one month.
Directly broke through 20,000 U in three months, with zero liquidations throughout the process.

Someone asked if it was good luck? To be honest—it's not at all. It's all about execution, every transaction is within the rules. I have summarized his method into three points; I have seen too many people survive just by this set over the years:

**First Move: The Three-Part Split Method, Leave Yourself a Way Out**

The principal is forcibly divided into three equal parts; don’t think about going all in with one shot —

The first part (for example, 200U) is for short-term trading, only touching Bitcoin and Ethereum, and withdrawing when the increase reaches 3%-5%, without being greedy;

The second portion (200U) is for swing trading, only taking action after confirming the trend signal, holding for three to five days before exiting, seeking stable gains.

The third portion (200U) is held tightly, remaining unmoved no matter how crazy the market gets; this is called the capital defense battle.

There are many people who use full margin trading, right? They feel euphoric when the price rises and panic-stricken when it falls, making it impossible for them to last long. The traders who truly survive for a long time always keep a sum of emergency funds on hand.

**Second Strategy: Follow the Trend, Don't Exhaust Yourself in the Fluctuations**

The market is mostly in a grind, oscillating sideways. Frequent entries and exits? That just means paying transaction fees to the exchange, which is pointless.

Sit tight without clear signals, and strike hard when there are signals. This is the difference between experts and novices.

I made a 12% profit, so I'll withdraw half of it first; cash in hand counts. I'll let the rest continue to run. This way, I lock in profits while not missing out on the subsequent market trends.

I have seen him operate, and every time he enters and exits, he is very calm, steadily making money without rushing or being anxious, and he doesn't chase highs to get cut. This sense of rhythm is cultivated like this.

**Third move: Rules first, control that restless hand**

Setting the stop loss point for each transaction: 2% of the principal is the maximum, just exit when it reaches the point, no bargaining;

As long as the increase reaches 4%, immediately sell half of the position to lock in profits, and let the remaining part take advantage of the wave profits;

It's easiest to act recklessly when losing money—never increase your position, that's the express lane to bankruptcy.

You don't have to check the market every time, but you must follow the rules every time. Making money, in essence, is about using a system to restrain your greed.

What happened to this young man later? He rolled from 600U to today's scale without ever blowing up an account. This is the power of discipline.