Only a little over a thousand U.S. dollars? This isn't just motivational talk; these are the results my student just achieved.

No liquidation throughout the process, steady and secure. If he can do it, you can too.
Many beginners hold small funds and go all-in, fantasizing about getting rich overnight, only to be liquidated within a week and exit the market.
When I was mentoring this student, I only said a few words. He followed them and over time grew his small funds to tens of thousands of U.S. dollars.
Divide the money into several parts: survive first.
Split small funds into several portions: one for short-term trading, take profits and exit quickly.
One for trend trading, wait for big market moves to take large profits.
The remaining part as emergency funds, never touch it, no matter what.
You can’t go all-in; only then can you stay at the table.
Only ride the main upward waves, completely ignore the oscillations.
Most of the market time is wasted wandering; frequent trading is just giving away money.
If there's no clear direction, stay in cash, wait for a confirmed breakout before acting.
Take profits once reaching a certain percentage of the principal, withdraw to secure gains, then feel at ease.
Discipline as firm as steel. Stop-loss on a single trade should not exceed a small percentage of the principal; cut losses when the time comes.
Take half of the profits once reaching a certain percentage, keep the rest to protect the principal and set stop-losses to let profits run.
Never add to losing positions; don’t dream of averaging down.
Direction correctness or wrongness doesn’t matter; execute properly, and making money is a game of probabilities.
Small funds turn around not by overnight riches, but through risk control, patience, and execution.