#美国政府运作中断 has only a few hundred U in hand, don't rush to go all in.

I have seen too many people treat small capital like a lottery - doubling down when it rises, and holding on until the end when it falls. In the end? The account goes to zero, and people become numb.

Last year I met a guy who opened an account and deposited 600U. In the first week, he asked me: "What can you do with this little money?" I said there are many things you can do, it all depends on how you play.

He listened. A month later, the account grew to 6000U, and in three months it broke through 20000U. During this time, there was not a single liquidation.

Relying on luck? Don't be ridiculous. It's about holding it in.

**First, let's talk about how to distribute the money**
Split the principal into three parts:
The first block of 200U is specifically for short-term trading, only involving mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH, aiming to make a 3%-5% profit before withdrawing. Don't be greedy; a small profit is still a profit.

The second block is to hold a position of 200U for a swing. Wait for the trend to become clear before entering the market, holding for three to five days, seeking stability.

Last 200U? Locked up. That is your fuse, the trump card for turning things around.

Have you ever seen someone go all in? When the price goes up, you feel like a god, but when it drops, you start to doubt life. Those who can truly survive understand the importance of leaving themselves an escape route.

**Don't make random moves in a volatile market**
The market spends most of the time drumming its heels, jumping up and down by no more than 5 points.
Frequent trading at this time just means paying transaction fees to the exchange.

No signal, just watch the show; when there's a signal, then take action. Secure 12% profit first, then take half—money in hand counts.

That dude's most ruthless moment was when he watched for a week without moving, and as soon as it broke through, he jumped in and made 18 points on a single trade. When I asked him if he was nervous, he said: "It's all part of the plan, why be nervous."

**Discipline is more important than judgment**
Limit each order's stop loss to within 2%. Cut it when it reaches the point, don't tell yourself stories.
Take profits by reducing half of the position when gains exceed 4%, and let the remaining profits run.
Never average down when at a loss—once emotions take over, liquidation is just around the corner.

Remember: You don't have to look at the right direction every time, but you must follow the rules every time.

Small capital is not scary; what is scary is always thinking about "All in". Going from 600U to 50,000 is not about luck; it's about the patience to survive.

The market is always there, but you only have one shot.
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