Is your account balance less than 1000U? Don't rush into the market to get yourself killed.

An eight-year crypto veteran says frankly - playing in this industry with a small capital relies not on courage, but on a clear mind and iron discipline.

I've seen too many friends who dream of going all in with just a few hundred U. The outcome is usually one of two scenarios: either they are repeatedly educated by market fluctuations, or they simply lose their starting capital to zero. But there are indeed some people who can carve out a path with small funds.

Last year, I brought a newcomer who had an account balance of 800U. At first, they were so nervous when placing orders that they hovered the mouse over the confirm button for several minutes, afraid that a small mistake would wipe out their principal. I joked, "With your operation speed, you would be more suited to play a casual game than to trade cryptocurrencies."

I told him at the time: "Don't panic, follow the rules, even small funds can grow." And what was the result? Four months later, the account surged to 19,000 U, and within six months, it broke through the 28,000 U barrier, without any setbacks during that time. Even I couldn't help but tease: "Did you secretly offer some incense to the K-line chart?" He seriously replied to me: "It's all thanks to those few strict rules that I managed to control my shaky hands."

Some say this is pure luck? Come on.

The crypto market has never been a game of chance like a slot machine; it is a battlefield that requires strategy. Especially for players with small capital, if you want to survive and make money, the three practical rules below are a thousand times more reliable than those flashy myths of getting rich.

**Rule One: Divide funds into three accounts, always leave a way out**

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