Traders with less than 1000 USDT should stop and think first.

The crypto world is ultimately about strategic planning and disciplined execution, not a gambling table where luck wins. If you lack bullets and rush to go all-in, you're not seizing opportunities, you're feeding the market. Remember this: the crypto space is a battlefield that requires strategy; casinos are where luck is the main factor.

Here is the current trend for Bitcoin and Ethereum—

I once mentored a beginner with only 600 USDT in their account, trembling even when placing orders, afraid that one mistake would wipe out the account. Later, I told him: "Follow the rules, and you can gradually grow."

How did it go? In one month, the account grew to over 6000 USDT; in three months, it shot up to 20,000 USDT, and never once blew up during the process.

Many ask: Is this luck? Honestly, not at all. It relies on solid execution and discipline.

Now I share with you three "life-saving and profit-generating" rules I used:

**Rule 1: The Three-Fold Capital Strategy—Always Keep a Reserve**
Divide your principal into three parts. The first 200 USDT for day trading, focusing on highly liquid assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profits when fluctuations reach 3%-5%; the second 200 USDT for swing trading, waiting for clear signals before entering, holding positions for 3-5 days for stability; the third 200 USDT kept outside the market, avoiding trading in extreme conditions—this is your foundation for turning things around.

Have you seen those who go all-in with thousands of USDT? When prices rise, they get carried away; when they fall, they panic. They can't go far. The common trait of true winners is always keeping some money outside the market.

**Rule 2: Follow the Trend, Don't Waste Time in Consolidation**
The market spends about 80% of the time sideways. Frequent trading just hands over fees to the platform. Without clear signals, stand firm; when opportunities arise, act decisively.

Take profits when you gain 12%, then withdraw half; let the rest run. This is the rhythm of experts: do nothing or act with confidence.

**Rule 3: Rules First, Control Your Emotions**
Never risk more than 2% of your principal on a single trade; exit when the target is reached. When profits exceed 4%, cut your position in half and let the rest generate more profit. Never add to a losing position; don’t let greed drag you down.

You don’t need to predict every market move perfectly, but you must always stick to your rules. The essence of making money is using a system to control impulsive trades.

Remember, having less capital is not the problem; what’s scary is the mindset of always trying to "turn things around in one shot." Growing from 600 USDT to 20,000 USDT has never been about luck, but about discipline, patience, and respecting the rules.

The next wave of the market is coming. With the right approach, even small funds can seize opportunities.