In the past year, I have been repeatedly tinkering with this strategy of rolling positions + position control + rhythm judgment.

Some people started with 5200U and in less than two months reached 46,000, while others started with 900U in principal, and managed to rebound to 19,000 without blindly chasing.

In fact, this strategy isn't that mysterious; it revolves around three core principles, as simple as making a pancake.

Stable positions and risk control: buckle up the account's safety belt.

Each position is secured more tightly than rebar, firmly capped at 20% of total funds, with a stop-loss line firmly set at 3%. Even if you misjudge and buy in the wrong direction, losing one position only causes a minor setback, and will never let one impulsive move wipe out the account.

This isn't cowardice; it's a 'talisman' for small capital to survive in the crypto world. You can't just sit down and break your chopsticks; how can you eat?

Only trade major trends: don't get lost in chaotic corners.

In volatile markets, resolutely lie flat like a salted fish, and when news is flying everywhere, act deaf and only catch trend trades after a technical breakout. It's like fishing only in deep waters where the fish gather, not wasting energy casting a line in shallow waters. Those operations of 'guessing the tops and bottoms of volatility'? Purely giving the main forces free food; we won't engage in this losing business.

Review and find the rhythm: turn profit-making into muscle memory.

Spend one hour each week on bookkeeping: which trades were made with real skill? Which ones were lucky guesses? Extract high win-rate operations to practice repeatedly, and make a note of the pitfalls to avoid.

In contrast, many people now: with small capital, insist on fully investing, adding to losses stubbornly when losing, and chasing high prices when rising, repeatedly jumping in the cycle of 'liquidation - recharge - liquidation again', their accounts always resembling a deflating balloon, getting flatter with each recharge.

It's not that the market isn't strong; it's that you haven't built a solid scaffold for making money. Small capital can turn around; the key is to stop relying on impulsive trading— as long as you can hold the line without liquidation, the account can grow like a snowball, accumulating 'firewood money' before winter even arrives.

If you still have 1000U or 2000U and don’t want to be a charity donor in the crypto world, calm down and try this method for three months.

What I bring is never a luck buff, but a replicable rhythm; what I teach is not magic for guessing rises and falls, but real, practical methods. Follow me to learn position size, entry points, and rhythm control. Don't let hesitation waste opportunities. (Only for those with strong execution!)