A student I personally mentored started with 3600U and turned it into 40,000U in 42 days, without any liquidation, sleepless nights, or regrets. The key was simply the principle of 'stability'.

If you only have a few thousand U in your pocket, don’t rush to go all in.

First, stabilize; it’s more important than making quick money.

Why was he successful?

Because he understood that for small funds to turn around, the core principle is 'not losing', and only then comes 'earning more'.

The market is skilled at dealing with those who are impatient; the more anxious you are, the more it treats you like fodder – today it gives you a bit of sugar, tomorrow it takes away even the sugar paper.

I’ve broken down his approach into four steps; if you copy it directly, you’ll avoid two years of detours.

Step 1: Divide the principal into three parts.

3600U is divided into three parts, each worth 1200U.

• Use only one part for the first trade, keeping the other two parts locked and untouched.

• Without clear signals, never average down, catch the bottom, or flatten positions.

Write 'not losing everything' at the top of your screen to remind yourself constantly.

Step 2: Only trade trends you understand.

Skip choppy markets and wait for a clear trend to emerge before acting.

Can’t finish a trend in one go? Split it into two or three bites; take a bite and run.

Accumulating small victories is much better than going all in once.

Step 3: Roll profits and set hard stop losses.

If the first trade makes 200U, then put the profit along with the principal into the second trade.

Gradually increase your position, but always set a stop loss: think ahead about 'how much you are willing to lose at most', and cut it when it reaches that point without hesitation.

Profits are accumulated, not gambled.

Step 4: Take profits when they're available and never look back.

When others are enviously chasing trades, we secure our profits; when others get liquidated, we sip tea.

Flipping accounts is just a side benefit; the core goal is for the account curve to always trend upward.

Every day at market close, ask yourself: Did I protect my principal today? As long as the answer is 'yes', you’ve won.

Many people watch the market like a TV drama, with their emotions led by candlestick charts; they open trades randomly and change stop losses erratically, ultimately losing more and becoming more anxious, creating a vicious cycle.

Remember this: trading does not rely on gambling but on stability. Small funds must survive longer to have the chance to grow into larger funds.

If you are still hovering around 3600U, treat 'not losing' as your highest principle.

I can explain in detail about splitting positions, finding entry points, and controlling rhythm, one by one.

If you want to avoid detours, just ask me directly; I’m always here. @小花生说币