#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Brothers with small accounts, don't rush to go all-in; let me give you some heartfelt advice—

The crypto world is like a casino, but it’s not all about luck. The less capital you have, the more you need to master the rules!

I’ve seen an example: a newcomer entered with 800U, and in five months grew to 19,000, now nearing 30,000. Zero liquidation along the way. Do you say he’s incredibly lucky? That’s a mistake. Actually, it’s based on three principles I’ve been using constantly—"life-saving + profit-making"—which are also the underlying logic behind my growth from 5000U to now, without having to stare at K-line charts all day:

**First trick: split the money, diversify to survive**

Three rules—300U for day trading, focusing on small fluctuations of BTC and ETH, making 3-5% and then exiting; greed is death. 300U for swing trading, waiting for big events (like Federal Reserve policy shifts, ETF approvals), taking 3-5 days and then withdrawing, prioritizing stability. The remaining 400U is your reserve—no matter how it dips or rises, don’t touch it. That’s your last confidence to turn things around.

Why put all your money into a few hundred yuan? If it rises, you get cocky; if it falls, your heart breaks. And that way, you also tend to die faster. Staying alive is always more important than anything else; having bullets in your gun means waiting for the next opportunity.

**Second trick: only go after big fish, don’t pick up sesame seeds**

Most of the time in crypto is torment. Daily buy and sell? Just working for the exchange, paying fees that fly fast.

No trend, just sleep; watching dramas is a hundred times better than random trading. When a real trend comes (like BTC stabilizing at a support level, ETH hitting new highs), then enter. When gains reach 15% of your principal, take out half—money in your pocket counts, the numbers in your account are just illusions.

Those who truly earn their living from trading understand this routine: "Play dead for three months, then bite a piece when the wind turns, and immediately withdraw."

**Third trick: stick to the rules, don’t let emotions control your brain**

Stop-loss fixed at 1.5%. When it hits this level, exit—don’t think about hoping for a rebound. Take half profit when gains exceed 3%, let the rest run. Never add to your position when losing; adding makes it worse, and panic sets in. In the end, your account is gone.

You don’t need to always pick the right direction, but you must execute every trade properly. The truth about making money is simple: let rules govern your trading, don’t let your hot-headed brain destroy your account.

**Honestly**

Having less capital isn’t really scary; the real terror is that mindset of "doubling back to break even in one shot." Going from 800U to 30,000U isn’t about luck; it’s about not being greedy, not rushing, and maintaining discipline.

When Federal Reserve policies fluctuate, opportunities increase, but even with many opportunities, you need a system. Regularly deploying in batches, controlling risk, and holding long-term—that’s the real way to survive bull and bear markets.