Starting at 1,200U, and in one month reaching 56kU—no liquidation the whole way.

Brothers with limited funds, let me give you some advice: don’t go in and hammer right away.

The market loves nothing more than people who want to get rich overnight.

Today I give you a treat; tomorrow I take it all back with interest—principal and profit.

A friend I used to guide started with 1,200U. Now he can maintain steady profits, and he still wants to bring his family in.

What he relies on isn’t luck—it’s two words: rhythm.

If you have a small amount of capital and want to turn the table, don’t dream about going all-in in one hand.

The only things that really work are just two: controlling your positions + waiting for the timing.

The method I taught him is so simple it’s ridiculous:

Split the funds into three parts. The first trade only puts in one-third; the rest is kept as your “coffin money.”
No adding positions, no catching bottoms, no stubborn holding through hard times—if there’s no signal, just sit and watch.

Only trade trends that are clear and obvious, eat in portions, and roll it forward slowly.

If the principal is there, then your life is there.

Profit comes from compounding like a snowball, not from gambling.

Stop-loss must be decisive; don’t be greedy with take-profit.

When you’re profitable, you can add positions using the profit—your position size can naturally go up, but the stop-loss must be locked in.
While others chase higher prices, we take profits;
While others get liquidated, we’ve already stepped away.

The two things small-capital traders fear most are: impatience and hesitation. The more rushed you are, the faster you lose.

Trading isn’t about having a big nerve—it’s about rhythm and execution.

If you’re lost, can’t control your positions, or can’t choose timing—follow me.

The first lesson is always:

First keep the principal alive—then talk about how much you can earn.
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