After so many years of trading, I increasingly realize a truth: surviving in the crypto world is harder than making money.

Especially for beginners with accounts only a few hundred USD, watching others talk about 3x or 5x returns makes their hearts itch. The result is frequent stop-losses, chasing highs, and in the end, the trading costs in one month eat up more profit than they make.

Recently, a friend started with 500U and rolled it over to 18,000U in three months, without ever blowing up his position. Honestly, this is not luck—he divided his principal into three roles, knowing exactly what each penny is for.

**First part: Intraday Sniper (150U)**

This fund is dedicated to targeting daily-level fluctuations. Small rebounds in Bitcoin and Ethereum are traded upon. The goal is simple and straightforward: capture 3%-5% swings and then exit, without greed. This part isn’t expected to make big money; the core tasks are twofold—one is to practice chart reading, and the other is to accumulate cash flow from trading.

**Second part: Trend Follower (150U)**

Only act when signals truly appear: Bitcoin breaks through important resistance levels, trading volume expands with the move, or a clear trend emerges. During such times, hold for 3-5 days to ride a wave of the trend. This is where real profits come from, but the prerequisite is waiting for signals and avoiding frequent turnover.

**Third part: Mental Bottom Line (200U)**

This money serves a special purpose—it never moves. No matter how crazy the market surges, this money stays in the account. First, it’s emergency funds for unexpected situations; more importantly, knowing you have this 200U cushion keeps your mindset stable and prevents panic after two losses.

A 20% daily fluctuation in the crypto market is normal. Without such account design, it’s very likely to fall into a vicious cycle of frequent stop-losses and chasing highs.