Friends with less than 1000U principal, note that the trading market is not a casino.

To put it simply: only with a strategy can you survive.
The less principal you have, the more stable you need to be. It's like walking a tightrope in the fog; each steady step doesn't mean no progress, but also ensures you won't fall into an abyss.
I once had a friend who started with 1000U. In the beginning, he hesitated and trembled with each order, afraid he would lose everything in one round.
I told him: "Follow the rules, and your money will grow slowly. Keep a calm mind, don't hesitate when it's time to act, and don't be greedy when it's time to take profits."
After four months, his account grew to 20,000U;
Six months later, it surged to 32,000U, and he never had a margin call during the entire process.
Someone asked if we were lucky?
I always tell him these three life-saving rules, which took my friend from 1000U to where he is now:
★ First rule: Three-part division, always leave a way out.
Divide your funds into three parts:
- 400 USDT for ultra-short-term trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profits when volatility hits 2%-4%;
- 300 USDT for mid-term, acting only after confirming signals, holding for 2-4 days for stability;
- 300 USDT for cold storage, avoid touching even in crazy markets—this is the trump card for turning things around.
Have you seen those who put all their thousands into one trade? They get cocky when they profit, panicked when they lose, and such players won't go far. Those who truly make money understand one thing: keep bullets in your gun.
★ Second rule: Follow the trend, don't fight the oscillations.
Most of the market time is spent grinding, and sideways consolidation is the norm. Frequent trading equals paying platform fees.
So, if there's no good signal, stay put; once a signal appears, jump in quickly—don't hesitate. Take half of the 12% profit immediately, and let the other half continue to run. The rhythm of a master trader is: "When silent, be silent; when it strikes, surprise everyone."
When my friend's account doubled, I watched him take money easily—no rush, no chasing, very stable. He's no longer the anxious trader he once was.
★ Third rule: Rules override everything; emotions must obey.
We don't need to predict perfectly every time, but we must always stick to the bottom line. The essence of making money is relying on a system to constrain that impulsive heart.
Remember this: having less principal isn't scary; what's scary is filling your mind with dreams of "a reversal in one shot." Turning 1000U into 32,000U depends not on luck, but on rules, patience, and self-discipline.
We are all walking a tightrope in the fog, but now with lights and guidance, the road ahead will surely become smooth.