Account balance less than 1500U? Don’t rush to go all in.

This isn’t to discourage you, but I’ve seen too many bloody cases—starting with a few hundred U, staring at leveraged contracts every day, fantasizing about “this 20x will skyrocket me.” The result? In less than two weeks, the account is wiped out, not even leaving a chance to review what went wrong.

But there are exceptions. Last year, I mentored a newbie who started with 1200U, grew it to 25,000U in four months, and now keeps the account stable above 38,000U. The key: zero liquidations throughout.

This isn’t some mystical trick, and it’s not just luck. I myself went from over 8,000U to financial freedom using the exact strategy I’m sharing today.

**First Iron Rule: Split your capital into three parts—never put all your eggs in one basket**

How to split 1200U? Divide it into three shares, 400U each:

- **First share for intraday trades:** Only one trade per day. Once your profit target is met, stop immediately. No greed—period.
- **Second share for swing trading:** Don’t chase tiny 3% or 5% moves. Wait for a real trend, aiming for opportunities with 10%+ potential.
- **Third share as your trump card:** Never touch this money. No matter how bad the market gets, you always have backup ammo, so your mindset won’t collapse.

Most people lose because they “go all in with no retreat.” Remember: staying in the game is the only way to win big later.

**Second Key: Only catch big moves—don’t overtrade**

80% of the time, the market just chops sideways. Trading frequently in these periods isn’t trading—it’s just paying fees to the platform.

How do you know when there’s a real move? For example: if BTC moves sideways for over three days, I just close the app. I wait until it breaks the range or holds above/below a key moving average—only then is the trend clear enough to enter.

Another point: when profits exceed 20% of your principal, withdraw 30% to lock in gains. I always say, “Don’t trade often, but when you do, aim for big wins.” That beats aimless daily trading a hundred times over.

**Third Principle: Use discipline to fight human nature—never trade by gut feeling**

Set three hard rules for yourself in advance:

1. **Stop loss at 2%:** Cut losses at this point, no matter what. Even if it rebounds later, don’t regret it. Hesitate for one second, and your loss might double.
2. **Take profits at 4%:** Secure half your gains first; let the rest run with the trend.
3. **Never add to losing positions:** Don’t try to “average down”—that’s the path to ruin.

You don’t need to be right every time, but you must execute flawlessly. The essence of making money is letting rules withstand emotions—don’t let greed or panic break your rhythm.

**Small capital is never the problem—losing control of your mindset is**

Turning 1200U into 38,000U isn’t about luck—it’s about systematic risk control and patiently waiting for opportunities. If you’re still losing sleep over a few hundred U’s ups and downs, don’t know how to allocate funds, or can’t spot trends—

I’m happy to break down this method for you.

Cutting three years off your learning curve sometimes comes down to a single insight: what matters isn’t “how fast,” but “how steady.”