In the world of cryptocurrency, many people carry the dream of 'quickly doubling their assets', but most end up stumbling due to impatience and lack of discipline. This market is not a casino, but a long-term battlefield — where the patient, strategic, and risk-managing individual can survive.

Especially for those who only have less than 1000U in investment capital, managing every dollar and every order is a decisive factor. There is no need to trade continuously, but it is essential to know how to allocate capital wisely, seize opportunities, and adhere to principles.

1. Divide Capital to Always Have an Escape Route

Never 'all in'. The market will punish the greedy. The first principle of survivors is to always keep a portion of reserve capital, not to let all assets lie on the exchange.

Please divide the capital into smaller parts, for example:

  • Part 1: For short-term trading (day trade) — focus on BTC and ETH, set small, certain profit targets, for example over 2–3%.

  • Part 2: For swing trading — only participate when there is a clear signal, a defined trend.

  • Part 3: Emergency reserve — absolutely do not touch, to be able to 'reborn' when the market adjusts deeply.

This way of dividing capital not only helps reduce risk but also keeps a calm mindset, not getting swept away by temporary emotions.

2. Only Make Certain Money, Do Not Chase Every Wave

Continuously trading in a highly volatile market is no different from 'paying fees to the exchange'.

Successful people are not those who 'make profits every day', but those who only act when there is a high probability of winning.

When there is profit, it is necessary to know to withdraw a part to preserve the results. A simple but effective rule:

When the profit exceeds 8%, withdraw half of the principal;
When the profit exceeds 2.5%, start reducing positions to gradually lock in profits.

In crypto, preserving capital is always more important than making quick profits.

3. Discipline Is More Important Than Emotions

No one can predict the market correctly all the time. But anyone can set rules to control their behavior.

Please set clear limits for each order:

  • Each losing order should not exceed 1.2% of total capital.

  • When profits reach 2.5% or more, start to close part of the position.

  • Never 'hold a pending order to break even' — because that time is an opportunity wasted.

A solid rule system will help you survive in every cycle — whether bull or bear.

Conclusion

  • People with little capital do not fail because of lack of money, but because of lack of discipline and strategy.

  • In the crypto market, patience is the biggest competitive advantage.

  • There is no need to correctly guess the trend every time, just need to take the right action every time.

Maintain principles, divide capital wisely, and act when the probability is high — that is the key to survival for small capital investors.