Principal less than $1,000, first learn to survive, then think about making money

To be honest, what you should learn most now is not how to double your money quickly, but how to keep your account alive.
Let me tell a true story. There was a fan before, starting with $900, steadily growing to $40k in five months, without liquidation or deep drawdowns, staying very steady the whole time.
It's not luck, but three simple methods.
First, split the money into three parts. Divide $900 into $300, $300, and $300.
$300 for day trading, one order per day, take some profit and then exit;
$300 for swing trading, not touching it for ten days or half a month;
the remaining $300 as a safety reserve, never move it.
Never go all-in, don’t get cocky when it rises, don’t panic when it falls.
Second, only trade the markets you understand.
Most of the time in crypto is sideways, rushing into trades out of impatience just costs fees.
If you don’t understand the trend, just stay out of the market.
Better to miss opportunities than trade recklessly.
Markets are there every day, but your principal is only one.
Third, lock your rules in yourself.
Stop-loss at 2%, exit when hit;
take profit at 4%, cut your position in half first;
when total account profit exceeds 20%, immediately withdraw 30% of the profit.
Never add to losing positions, no gambling, no holding, no fantasizing.
Now his account has already exceeded $50k, and the key is he no longer stays up late watching the charts, just checks the price levels in ten minutes each day.
If you have a small fund and want to turn things around, remember: as long as your principal is there, you have a chance to double it.
Divide your positions, wait for opportunities, stick to discipline—slow to see results, but it’s the fastest way out in crypto.
I’m Brother Xu, I don’t gamble.
If you want to come in steadily, there’s still space in the team.