There is an interesting case worth analyzing: starting with a principal of 1500U, turning it into 68,000U in three months, and later the account grew to 170,000U, all without a single liquidation.

At first glance, it seems like luck, but in reality, there is a complete risk management logic behind it.

**Layer One: Capital Segmentation, Don't Go All-In**

Divide 1500U into three parts of 500U each: intraday trading (monitor points and take profits, avoid greed), swing trading with medium-term holds (opportunities every ten days or half a month), and reserve funds (keep them untouched for a turnaround opportunity).

Full position is a death trap. Staying alive is the prerequisite for profitability.

**Layer Two: Choose High Profit, Abandon Reckless Tactics**

80% of the crypto market time is consolidation; during sideways movement, reckless trading is just giving money to the exchange.

The strategy is simple: stay flat when the market is unclear, only enter when a trend is formed. Take profits when targets are hit, and withdraw 30% of profits once they exceed 20% of the principal.

Experts always follow the rhythm of "don't trade unless there's a big opportunity, then seize the big gains."

**Layer Three: Automated Execution, Kill Emotions**

Set a 2% stop-loss for automatic liquidation, take profit at 4% before reducing positions. Never add to a losing position.

Follow the rules strictly; don't be led by short-term fluctuations. The highest level of making money is to let the funds run themselves, rather than being controlled by emotions.

In simple terms, having a small principal is not scary; what’s scary is trying to become rich overnight. Turning 1500U into 170,000U is not luck but a disciplined trading approach that tightly controls risk and allows profits to run freely.