#数字货币市场回升 If you only have a few hundred U in your account, it is advisable not to rush into operations. Let's look at this real case first.

Last year I met a trading newbie whose account just started with a little over 600U. When he placed his first order, he was so tense, fearing that one wrong decision would wipe out his principal. At that time, I told him: "Small capital is not a disadvantage; the key is not to see yourself as a gambler."

What was the result? The account rose to 6000U in a month, and after three months, it directly broke 20,000U. Throughout the process, there was no liquidation, nor did I experience those life-and-death drawdowns.

Many people may think this is just luck, but that's not the case at all. What really works are a few steadfast principles.

**Let's talk about the issue of fund allocation.**

He split 600U into three parts to use:
The first investment of 200U is specifically for short-term trading, focusing only on mainstream coins like BTC and ETH, exiting with a fluctuation of 3%-5%, never being greedy.
The second portion of 200U is reserved for swing opportunities; enter only when certain, with a holding period controlled at 3-5 days, seeking certainty.
The last 200U is a lifesaver, no matter how crazy the market is, it should not be touched. This is the confidence that can turn the tables for you.

I have seen too many people risk everything they have. When the price rises, they become euphoric; when it falls, they lose their composure, and in the end, they exhaust their principal with constant buying and selling. Those who know how to make money understand one principle: always leave yourself an escape route.

**Let's talk about when to take action.**

The market is mostly frustrating, with sideways fluctuations accounting for eighty percent of the time. Frequent operations during this period are just giving money to the exchange. His habit is: sit tight without clear signals, and act decisively when there is an opportunity.

Profit reached around 12%, withdraw half first. This action seems conservative, but it really allows one to sleep soundly. During the time when the account doubled, I was watching from the side, and he had no sense of impulse when receiving the money, just executing step by step.

The difference between experts and ordinary people often lies in the three words "can endure."

**Finally, there is the thing called rules.**

Limit the stop loss to within 2% for a single transaction, and exit when the line is touched;
Reduce half of the position when the profit exceeds 4%, and let the remaining run on its own.
Never average down when you're losing; this is the easiest way to crash.

You don't need to check the right direction every time, but you have to make sure to follow the rules each time. Making money, in essence, is about using a system to counter the impulses of human nature that want to go astray.

Small amounts of capital are not scary; what’s scary is always thinking about hitting it big in one go. From 600U to 20,000U, it’s not about some magical operation, but rather rules, patience, and discipline.

In the past, everyone was groping in the dark, but now at least there is a path visible. The road is here, whether to walk it or not is up to you.