Startup funds below 5000U? Pause first. Master this logic thoroughly before acting.

Honestly, many people don’t lose because the market is bad or opportunities are few, but because they lack the basic skills to survive in this market. A small capital size means each operation is walking on a knife’s edge—one misstep and you’re wiped out. Those who turn things around are never the all-in gamblers, but traders who can stay calm and disciplined.

There’s a case that left a deep impression. A novice trader’s account had only 600U left, and they sought advice. Their first trade was trembling, afraid that a quick correction would wipe everything out. The only advice they received was: “Don’t think about getting rich overnight, surviving is more important than anything.”

The subsequent results were very hardcore—

One month: from 600U to 6000U

Three months: approaching 20,000U

Throughout the process, they never got liquidated. It’s not about being gifted or lucky; it’s simply about treating market rules as a lifeline and following them.

His core strategy is actually very straightforward, summarized into three pillars.

**First is capital segmentation.** 600U is divided into three parts: one for short-term sniping, only trading BTC and ETH, taking 3%-5% profits and then stopping; one for swing trading, entering only when signals are clear, holding for a few days for stable gains; and one for the core holding, like a fortress, leaving a retreat route. Those who go all-in often turn red-eyed when the market rises and risk everything when it falls. Survivors always hold some bullets in hand.

**Second is riding the trend.** Most of the time, the market is sideways, and frequent trading is just paying tuition. Without clear signals, stay in cash; once a trend is confirmed, follow it, and cut half when gains reach 12%. True experts don’t monitor the screen every day but strike directly at the core.

**Third is strict discipline.** Set a 2% stop-loss; once hit, cut immediately without hesitation; take profits proactively by reducing positions; never add to losing trades—this is the warning light before liquidation.

A blunt truth: you don’t have to predict the market perfectly every time, but you must always stick to the rules.

Having less capital is not a sin; dreaming of “turning it all around in one shot” is the real death sentence. 600U can grow step by step into tens of thousands, and it’s always about execution. If you’re still struggling with how to allocate your positions, when to build or exit, keep following this kind of content. What I share here isn’t some divine signal, but a systematic plan to help small accounts survive first, then gradually grow.