#数字货币市场回调 holding onto less than 1000U of fren, don't rush in just yet. This market has never been about being bold, but about having strict rules. $ZEC

I met a guy last year who entered the market with a principal of 900U. Two months later, his account reached 18,000, and now it's heading towards 50,000. If you say it's all luck? Then I can only say you don't understand the trick. The strategy he used is exactly the three tactics I summarized from my journey of struggling from 5,000U—it's not flashy, but it really can save your life.

**Money should be spent in portions, don't use all your bullets at once**
300U day trading: Just watch BTC and ETH, catch small fluctuations to take 3 to 5 points and then stop, greed can lead to losses;
300U left for swing trades: wait for real big movements, like ETF approvals, Federal Reserve meetings, when you take action, hold for 3-5 days, don't think about doubling every day;
Remaining 300U as a reserve: this amount is unshakeable. No matter how crazy or how much the market drops, this is your chip to stand up again.

I have seen too many people betting their entire hundreds of U, feeling elated when the price rises, but collapsing mentally when it falls. Remember this: only those who can survive until the next bull market are qualified to talk about a comeback.

**Only eat big meat, don't pick up Gate grains**
This market is sideways 90% of the time, frustrating everyone. Your frequent trades are just paying tuition to the exchange.
No clear trend? Lying flat is better than random action. Wait until BTC truly stabilizes at a support level, or ETH breaks through previous highs, then it won't be too late to enter. Have profits reached 15% of the principal? Withdraw half first—only what is taken out counts as profit, as the numbers on the account can evaporate at any time.

Those who really know how to play understand: "Play dead usually, bite when the opportunity comes and then run."

**Rules are set, don't let emotions dictate the rhythm**
The stop loss line is set at 1.5%. If it reaches that point, cut it off; don't think about "waiting a bit longer".
If the profit exceeds 3%, first cut the position by half, let the rest run by itself;
If you lose money, don't add to your position to make up for it; the more you try to fill the hole, the bigger it gets.

You don't need to check the right direction every time, but you must follow the rules every time. The essence of making money is: let discipline control your hands, and don't let impulse ruin your account.

It’s not shameful to have a small principal, but it’s deadly to want to "make it all back at once." Turning 900U into 50,000 is not about luck, but about being disciplined without greed or panic. If you’re still losing sleep over a few U's fluctuations, not knowing how to adjust your positions or set stop losses, then you need to sort out your thoughts.

How to split the funds, how to draw the stop-loss line, how much detours do I have to take to figure these things out myself? It's better to find someone knowledgeable to give a few pointers and save a couple of years of tuition.