Attention, small-capital traders. If your capital is a meager less than 1000U, how do you trade? First, listen to Ze Ge’s blunt but honest advice:

What you most need to learn first is not how to profit, but how to avoid dying! Last year, I mentored a follower who started with 900U and reached 17kU in two months. No liquidation, no drawdown crash throughout. It wasn't luck, just three simple moves – extremely simple, and extremely stable.

First: Capital must be split. Going all-in is suicide. Split 900U directly into three parts:
300U for intraday trading (max 1 trade per day, not more)
300U for swing trading (only trade once every ten days or half a month)
300U is your lifeline (if you really lose, you still have a chance to bounce back). Never touch this no matter what.

Second: Only go for the thickest profits, ignore everything else. Avoid sideways markets (80% of losses die here). When direction is unclear, stay out of positions (better to not earn than to lose blindly).
Only trade when the trend is clear.
Remember: While opportunities don't come every day, your life (capital) is there every day.

Third: Set rules in stone, zero out emotions.
Stop loss at 2%, as normal as eating.
Take profit at 4%, first reduce half position.
When account profit exceeds 20% of principal, immediately withdraw 30%. Never add to a losing position – this is why 90% of retail traders never recover. No gambling, no holding on, no hoping for a 'comeback'.

More importantly: He no longer needs to stay up watching charts. He spends 10 minutes a day checking levels and he's done!

If you want to turn things around, first remember: Only when your principal is always there can you talk about doubling. Splitting capital, waiting for opportunities, controlling the pace – these aren't exciting, but they save you three years of detours. Want speed? The fastest path in crypto has always been to stabilize first.

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