Small capital is not a problem; the real issue is always wanting to get rich quickly overnight. For those who want stability, follow me.

“With less than 1200U, listen to me first: what you need to learn most now is not sudden wealth, but survival.”
I have a friend from Tianshui, Gansu, 28 years old, delivering food in Xi'an.
Two years ago, he came to me, with only 1200U left in his account. He followed trends daily, took full positions, and ended up losing more and more, nearly exhausting his funds in half a year.
I won't discuss complicated matters; I’ll give three hard rules.
First, money must be divided.
400U for short-term trading, 400U for waiting for trends, 400U as living reserve—never disturb it. Full positions look impressive, but they don’t actually provide a way out.
Second, only follow clear trends.
No trading during sideways markets; if the direction is unclear, close your positions. Many people lose not because of wrong analysis but because they get caught in fluctuations and often go against the market.
Third, rules must be strict.
Stop loss at 2% must be cut, take some profits at 4%, and if already at 20% profit, take at least 30%. The most important—never add to a position when losing.
At first, he was also unaccustomed, but he followed these rules very disciplined.
In four months, from 1200U to 25,000U, now stable at 38,000U, never once margin called.
He honestly said:
I used to think money could be made by luck; now I realize that what matters is following simple rules with discipline.
The crypto world never lacks opportunities; what’s lacking are people who can survive.
Small capital is not a problem; the problem is you always want to get rich quickly in one step.
If you want to walk more steadily, more slowly, but take bigger steps, follow me.
I won’t invite you to gamble; I will help you survive, then gradually win.