#美联储重启降息步伐 $ETH, $BNB, $ZEC—what you should focus on isn’t getting rich overnight, but on how to survive longer.

If your principal is just over 2,000 bucks, don’t rush to place orders. The crypto world is like a battlefield; what matters is strategy and patience, not blindly handing your money over to the trading platform.

I once mentored a newbie who only had 1,200U in his account and was so nervous his hands were shaking. He was afraid a single wrong move would wipe him out. My advice was simple: “Follow the rules, and even a small principal can grow over time.”

In three months, his account grew from 1,200U to 15,000; after five months, it had reached 32,000U. The entire process, not a single liquidation. People asked if it was just luck—nonsense. It was purely because he stuck to discipline.

**Divide your funds into three parts—always keep a backup**
Split your money into three chunks: 500U for intraday trading, just focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum, the mainstream coins; when volatility hits 3%-5%, take profits. 400U for swing trades—wait for solid opportunities to enter, hold positions for 3 to 5 days. Keep the remaining 300U tightly in hand; no matter how crazy the market gets, don’t touch it—this is your turnaround capital.

Ever seen someone go all-in with their entire net worth? When the price rises, they’re elated; when it falls, they panic, and in the end, they don’t last. The people who actually make money know deep down: keeping some money on the sidelines is what’s truly valuable.

**Don’t chase sideways markets, only follow the trend**
The market spends 80% of the time grinding sideways. If you trade frequently, you’re just handing over fees to the platform. If there’s no clear signal, just sit tight; when the signal comes, act decisively.

Once you’ve made a 15% profit, withdraw half right away—securing profits is never wrong. Real pros move at this pace—either they don’t move at all, or when they do, they make money. When their account doubles, they’re never anxious, never chase pumps, just steadily collect profits.

**Rules above all, control your emotions**
Never let a single loss exceed 2%; cut your losses when necessary, don’t expect a rebound. If profits exceed 4%, immediately halve your position and let the rest ride. If you lose, accept it—never average down, don’t let emotions take over.

You don’t have to predict the market every time, but you must stick to your rules every time. Making money, at the end of the day, is about using a system to keep your hands from making impulsive trades.

Turning 1,200U into 32,000U wasn’t about dumb luck. It was about rules, patience, and the discipline to keep going. Having a small principal isn’t scary—what’s scary is always dreaming of doubling up with one all-in bet. I’m only lighting one lamp for you; whether you follow me to shore is up to you.