#香港稳定币监管框架 has seen the most outrageous turnaround story: a fren with a monthly salary of less than 10,000, still paying a mortgage, turned 3,000U into 120,000U in the crypto market in just three months.

When I met him, this dude's account balance was in the three digits, and he went to work every day like it was a funeral.

When I first entered the circle, I was a typical newbie - chasing after rises and panicking to cut losses when it fell. In less than five days, my principal shrank from 3000U to 500U. He almost deleted the APP at that time.

The turning point was one night when he came to ask me what to do. I didn't talk about technical analysis; I just said a couple of straightforward truths:

"If the direction is right, you can make money, but if you can't manage your position well, you'll eventually get liquidated."

Later we restructured the trading framework:

When the principal is small, do not open a position exceeding 20% of the account in a single transaction. Survive first, then talk about making money.
After recognizing the trend, use the money earned to increase your investment, rather than going all in right from the start.
If you're wrong, immediately admit defeat and stop loss; don't hold on to fantasies.

In the first month, he was just biding his time. 3000U slowly climbed to 10,000U; although it was slow, his mindset stabilized.

In the second month, I caught a wave of mainstream coin market, and I dared to allocate 30% of my position, which directly shot my account up to 31,000 U.

The third month is the outbreak period. He learned to be bold in making big moves when the certainty is high, but he never puts all his eggs in one basket. In the end, he cashed out part at 70,000 U, and the rest continues to roll.

Now this guy earns more passively every month than what he saved from working for a year. He told me, "If I hadn't learned to control my position, I would have exited the market just like those liquidated retail investors."

Small funds are actually an advantage—small boats can turn easily, and the cost of trial and error is low. The key is not to rush to get rich; if you keep a steady pace, flipping the position will be a natural result.

If you are also struggling during the small capital phase, you might as well try this position management logic. Taking fewer detours is more important than any technique.