Don't be misled by the "get-rich-quick dream" when trading futures with 3,000 U.

Surviving with a small portfolio requires making every penny count.

Divide your funds into three parts: Use 1,000 U with 3-5x leverage, focusing solely on the 4-hour trends of BTC and ETH.

For example, when the daily chart stabilizes at $28,000, use this portion to enter a long position with a stop-loss at $27,000. A monthly profit of 10%-15% is enough.

Keep the 1,500 U for extreme market conditions—when the panic index soars above 80, or when the market's long position exceeds 90%, then use 5x leverage to reverse the trend.

Last November, when BTC hit $42,000, a fan profited 600 U in three days using this strategy. Lock in the remaining 500 U. Even if you lose everything from the first two trades, this money will be the spark for a comeback. Don't set your stop-loss at a round number; institutions love to exploit these "clear signs." Look at the exchange's liquidation heat map and identify areas with liquidation volumes below 5 million U. For example, if BTC sees a cluster of stop-losses at $26,000, set a stop-loss at $25,800 to avoid most price manipulation.

Even when you make money, be more discerning: if your profit exceeds 50% of your principal, immediately convert 30% into stablecoins. One follower made 12,000 U without taking any interest, only to see it fall back to 5,000 in three days; another withdrew 30% each time and now has 28,000 U—enough to buy a new computer.

Remember two dangerous periods: 2-5 a.m. is when European and American institutions hand over their positions. The half hour before the non-farm payroll data release is prone to flooding. During this time, either go short or tighten your stop-loss.

Among the followers I manage, the fastest one with 3,000 U has made 70,000 U in 8 months, while the slowest has taken a year and a half. The common thread is that they've never had a blown position. The confidence of a small capital isn't about doubling it in a hurry, but about letting it survive in the market long enough—survive it, and opportunities will naturally find you.

How many people have lost themselves to despair during market fluctuations, only to rely on this system to stabilize their position, or even turn things around? Countless—but the key lies in one thing: dare to follow, dare to act, and don't drag your feet.

The layout for the next wave has been mapped out, with the points, rhythm, and positions clearly marked. Follow @币来财888 , and don't get carried away. Just stick to one principle: precise sniping, no wasted effort.

But let me be frank: only those with strong execution skills will follow.

They're the kind who don't complain when the market drops, don't get greedy when it rises, and can execute with a down-to-earth approach.

They're the kind who know opportunity waits for no one, and want to get on board now, not just wait for the market to rise.

If you want to take advantage of this wave, don't waste time, come now.