#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 I'm not here to promote get-rich-quick schemes today; I just want to be honest with friends whose principal is hovering around 800U: To turn the tide in the crypto world, instead of getting dazzled and reckless, it's better to understand these 3 ironclad rules thoroughly.$BTC $ETH $SOL

Two years ago, I mentored a buddy who started with 500U. Three months later, his account grew to 28,000U, and he never got wiped out once. This wasn't luck falling from the sky; it's purely about following discipline as if your life depended on it.

**First Trick: Split Your Principal into Three Parts**

For a 500-800U portfolio, the most cautious approach is often the most sustainable:

Allocate 30%-40% for intraday trading. Focus only on BTC and ETH, taking profits when volatility hits 3%-5%. Make at most two trades a day and then rest. Avoid altcoins altogether—they’re just too risky with poor risk-reward ratios.

Another 30%-40% for medium-term swing trading. Don’t just look at 1-hour charts; wait for a 4-hour breakout with volume confirmation. Enter the trade and hold for 3-5 days, aiming for 15%-20% profit.

The remaining 20%-30% is your "lifesaver fund." No matter how turbulent the market gets, don’t touch this money. Its existence itself is your safety net for a turnaround.

**Second Trick: Focus on Swing Trading, Don’t Waste Time in Sideways Markets**

Honestly, 80% of the crypto market time is spent in frustrating sideways ranges. The smaller the capital, the less it can withstand frequent trading fees eating into profits.

If no clear signal appears, just wait patiently. This tests your patience. When your profit reaches 12%, withdraw half as profit. Don’t be greedy with the rest—set a stop-loss at breakeven. For small accounts, stability is far more valuable than quick riches.

**Third Trick: Never Abandon Stop-Loss, Emotions Are the Enemy**

This is a matter of life and death: Never let a single trade’s stop-loss exceed 3% of your principal. Cut losses immediately when triggered—no excuses.

If a trade gains more than 5% unrealized profit, take half the position off to realize gains. The remaining position should be moved to breakeven stop-loss—this protects profits and prevents missing further upside.

The hardest rule: Never add to a losing position. That "big gamble to recover" mentality is a black hole swallowing small accounts.

**Why Small Accounts Actually Have an Edge**

Small accounts excel in flexibility and trial-and-error. The real enemy isn’t the market itself, but your own desire to get rich quickly.

By following rules to protect your principal and gradually build profits, turning 800U into 20,000U is not just a dream. It all comes down to two words: discipline and patience.

Once, I was blindly fumbling in the dark. Now, I hold a light in my hand. The light is always on—are you going to follow it?