I've seen too many people who think they can get rich overnight in the crypto world with just tens of thousands in hand. What happened? Their account dropped to zero in less than half a month. But here's the truth: a fren started with 800U, and in a month, rolled it up to 35800U, now maintaining a stable position above 39000U, without blowing up a single position in between.

How is it done? Actually, there are three dead rules.

First, let's talk about how to allocate funds—total funds are divided into three parts: use 300U for intraday trading, focusing on one position each day, and take profits when there's a 3%-5% fluctuation, never being greedy; another 300U is specifically for swing trading, waiting for clear breakout or breakdown signals at the daily level before entering, always set a stop loss, aiming for over 10% profit; finally, keep 200U locked and untouched, to be used as emergency funds, no matter how crazy the market gets, don't touch it.

Moreover, when to take a break—if BTC consolidates for more than three days, just stop. Fooling around in a choppy market will only waste transaction fees; wait until a breakout occurs or the moving averages clearly stabilize. Account profits over 20%? Immediately transfer a portion to the cold wallet; money that isn't in hand is just paper numbers.

Finally, there's the issue of emotional management — before opening a position, you must set your stop-loss and take-profit points firmly. Once they are reached, exit without hesitation; if you lose money that day, absolutely do not increase your position. Don't let emotions lead you into a deeper pit.

Small capital is not a problem; the problem is losing control of your mindset. Turning 800U into 39000U is not about sheer luck, but about rigorously managing risk and patiently waiting for certain opportunities. The market is not short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can survive until the day the opportunities arise.