Let me ask a real question first: Are you holding a few thousand in principal, diving into the crypto market, with your mind filled with dreams of "this wave will surely turn around"? Then, after not even a week, you get taught a lesson by the market, staring at your account balance and questioning your life?

I have been in this industry for eight years, and I have seen all kinds of situations. Some people start with 800 and roll it to over 20,000 in half a year; others start with 5,000 and are wiped out in three months. To put it bluntly, the crypto market has never been a place for luck. Especially if your principal is not much, the word "stability" must be ingrained in your DNA.

Last year, I brought a newcomer who had only 800 in their account. During the first operation, they were so nervous that they couldn't even type steadily on the keyboard, afraid that a slip of the hand would lose everything. I then said, "With this little money, you can't afford to mess around. Slow down, stick to the rules, and you can survive and make money." This person listened and in four months, the account exceeded 18k, and in six months it directly reached 27k, without ever blowing up the account.

Don't think it's magic; he relies not on luck but on three iron rules for survival. Today, I'll lay them all out for you.

**Rule One: Funds must be divided into three parts, absolutely no All in**

The biggest fear with a small capital investment is the all-in mentality. If you throw a few thousand in all at once, a slight market correction can lead to a direct Game Over. My approach is to divide the capital into three parts, with each part's purpose predetermined, and no one should tamper with it.

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