When A-Zhu first contacted me, the account screenshot she sent showed only 800U, and she added a comment asking if this amount could work?

42 days later, she sent another screenshot, and the amount had grown to 46,000 U, saying that small funds can indeed grow.

Many people mistakenly use having little principal as an excuse, forgetting that the advantage of small funds is flexibility and not being trapped - A-Zhu's success is not due to luck, but to four practical strategies that are grounded in every step, which I will break down for you today.

The first time she picked a good entry signal, A-Zhu was eager to go all in, but I stopped her: transfer 260U to the trading account, lock the remaining 540U, and don't touch it.

She was stunned: so little? It’s too slow to earn. I told her: in the crypto world, slow is fast; those who over-leverage and try to catch the bottom often end up losing their principal.

Later, that trade only made 30U, but the benefits of splitting positions became apparent - it didn’t harm the foundation, and she could look for opportunities the next day.

This is the first layer of insurance for small funds: only use one-third of the principal to open a trade, no over-leveraging, no stubborn holding, you must grasp risk before you dare to act.

Splitting trades to catch opportunities: when Ethereum was on the rise, A-Zhu wanted to go all in, but I had her use 100U profit for a test trade, gaining 5% and then taking half off.

She reinvested on the pullback and made another 4%, leaving 20U for stop-loss. The three trades collectively earned 12%, stability comes from not being greedy.

Rolling profits: the first trade made 100U, and A-Zhu wanted to increase her principal, but I had her use profits to open the next trade. Later, the market corrected, losing 20U,

but since it was profit that was lost, the principal remained intact and her mindset stable, allowing her position to gradually grow from 200U to 1000U.

What I remember most is when the altcoin surged, A-Zhu's trade made 20%, and she said to wait a bit longer, hoping it might double.

I urged her to take profits immediately, and just as she hesitated, the market plummeted, but fortunately, she secured an 18% profit in time.

Later she summarized: taking profits when there’s a gain is the key to consistent earnings.

This is the fourth strategy: set a profit target for each trade, withdraw at the appointed time, and don’t think about earning a bit more - rolling small funds relies on several steady profit-taking instances compounding.

A-Zhu's experience shows: small funds are afraid of reckless trading. By managing risks with split positions, seizing opportunities with split trades, rolling profits, and taking profits at the right time, even a few hundred U can yield returns.

Follow @趋势猎手老金 , I have organized the signal charts and profit-taking formulas used by A-Zhu to help you avoid detours in the small funds phase.