If you don't have sufficient capital, in the market, don't rush around like a headless fly; stabilizing your position and advancing step by step is key.

I previously guided a friend who initially entered the market with only 500U. By using a steady strategy, he increased his capital to 35,000U in 40 days.

He didn't take shortcuts, but rather accumulated profits little by little, ultimately achieving considerable gains.

For friends with only around 1,000U in capital, stop dreaming about 'getting rich overnight.' In the market, those who are eager for quick success often taste a bit of sweetness first, only to be ruthlessly cut down later—there are too many lessons like this.

My friend was able to grow his 500U into stable profits and even bring those around him to participate; the secret is just two words—rhythm. Small capital cannot rely on all-in bets to turn things around; one must understand how to control positions and hit targets accurately.

I devised a four-step strategy for him, with each step involving repeated practice:

First step, position management, strictly adhere to the rules. Divide 500U into three portions: 150U, 150U, and 200U. For the first order, only use 150U, and do not use the remaining capital unless there is a clear signal. Avoid blindly bottom-fishing, adding positions, or stubbornly holding onto losing trades. At first, he resisted the urge to trade impulsively, relying on a strong awareness of capital protection.

Second step, closely monitor high win-rate opportunities and avoid choppy markets. Initially, he frequently opened positions during market consolidation, resulting in three stop-losses in three days. Later, he focused on the 4-hour candlestick chart and waited for the market to break out of the consolidation range before acting. For each market segment, he didn't aim to capture everything but made a profit of 5% - 7% and then stopped, accumulating small gains.

Third step, roll profits into new positions and strictly enforce stop-losses. After the first order of 150U made a profit, he invested the principal plus profits for the next order, gradually increasing his position while keeping risk manageable. He once captured an ETH rebound with rolled profits and made 2,000U in one order.

Fourth step, take profits and don’t get attached to the battlefield. When others shout 'the big market is here,' he closes positions according to his profit-taking line; when others chase high, he has already converted profits into stablecoins.

If small capital players are eager for quick success, they will open random orders and set random stop-losses, falling into a vicious cycle of increasing losses. Mastering the rhythm allows small capital to survive long-term and achieve stable profits.

To turn around, first learn to survive in the market. As for details like position ratios and high win-rate point judgments, those are the true skills that can help you avoid detours. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me for a discussion.