Is your principal less than 3,000 USDT and you still want to make a comeback? First, engrave these survival rules into your mind.

I’ve seen a hardcore trader who started with a 2,100 USDT principal and turned it into 50,000 USDT in three months trading contracts. Zero liquidations. It wasn’t about perfect predictions, but about strict rule execution.

**Rule 1: Divide your principal into three parts, never go all-in**
Use 700 USDT for intraday short-term trades, with a maximum of 2 trades per day.
Another 700 USDT is reserved for big trend opportunities.
The last 700 USDT is your lifeline—if you get stopped out, you still have capital to recover.

**Rule 2: Take the meat, don’t gnaw the bones**
Avoid trading in choppy markets—9 times out of 10 you’ll get chopped up.
If the trend isn’t clear, it’s better to stay out than to blindly guess the direction.
When your profit reaches 30% of your principal, immediately withdraw half.

**Rule 3: Discipline > Emotion**
Set a 3% stop-loss; cut the trade when triggered, no wishful thinking.
When floating profit hits 10%, set a trailing stop—don’t wait for a pullback to eat up your gains.

That guy’s account has now grown to 50,000 USDT. What was the most crucial change? He stopped staying up late watching the charts. Now he spends just a few minutes each day checking signals and setting orders, then goes to sleep.