Many people treat the crypto world like a casino, thinking they can make quick money by luck. Actually, that's not the case. Having been in this market for many years, I’ve seen too many people go all-in at the open and then get out immediately. Those who truly survive and make money rely never on luck alone, but on systematic strategies and strict discipline.

I used to be a novice like that. It wasn’t until I completely changed my approach that I truly mastered a replicable method. A very real example: a trader started with 1200U and, over three months, grew it to 50,000U, all without a single liquidation. This isn’t luck; behind it is a comprehensive, feasible plan.

The core point is: surviving is a hundred times more important than making quick money.

**Capital Layering: Never All-In**

The biggest mistake small funds make is putting all their money into one position. The common thought is: “It’s just over a thousand bucks, splitting isn’t worth it, might as well go all in.” This logic sounds bold, but it’s actually deadly. Because a black swan event in the crypto market can wipe you out completely.

Conversely, divide 1200U into three parts, each 400U, with different purposes, never mixing them:

**Part One: Short-term Capture**
Dedicated to intraday trading. Max two trades per day, aiming to use smaller positions to seize high-probability short-term opportunities while strictly controlling trading frequency. This reduces transaction costs and prevents emotional loss from frequent trading.

**Part Two: Trend Engagement**
Patience is key here. Only act once a medium-term trend is firmly established. Avoid oscillations and small wave chasing; focus on opportunities with solid technical signals and clear direction. The only requirement is precision in execution.

**Part Three: Emergency Reserve**
This 400U is clearly designated as “life-saving money.” It should never be used lightly under any circumstances.