Many beginners make the same mistake when entering the market — they have less than 1000U but try to go all-in to turn things around. Honestly, this is not trading; it’s more like sending heads to the market.

The crypto world has never been about who is braver, but about who can survive longer. There are too many cases in the market: small funds, impatient mentality, going all-in once, and quitting within three or five days. Conversely, those who survive and gradually grow usually have a complete methodology.

**A real small fund growth case**

There was a complete novice with only 600U to start. His first order was trembling, but what happened? He reached 6000U in one month, broke through 20,000U in three months, all with zero liquidation. This is not a miracle; it’s a process that can be followed.

**Tip 1: Small amounts must be divided into positions, not all-in or die**

How to split 600U? Divide into three parts, each with its own mission:
- 200U for short-term mainstream coins, take profit at 3%-5%, never hold for too long
- 200U for swing trading, hold for a few days only when the trend is clear, prioritize stability
- 200U as a safety fund, do not touch even in crazy markets — this is your life insurance

The key is to remember this: as long as you have money, you have the right to wait for the market. Once you go all-in, you’re only waiting to be beaten passively.

**Tip 2: Only follow trends, use rules to lock emotions**

Avoid sideways markets; sideways trading is just a waste of time. Wait for a trend to emerge before acting.

Discipline execution looks like this:
- Take half profits when reaching 12%
- Stop loss at 2%, no emotional hesitation
- When profits reach 4%, start reducing positions, never add to reduce average cost

Why can I grow from 600U to 20,000U? Not because I always get the market right, but because I never mess up. That’s the difference.

**The biggest enemy of small funds**

It’s not bad market conditions or poor skills, but the obsession with “turning things around in one shot.” You may not be a genius trader, but as long as you follow rules and wait for opportunities, small capital can grow too.

The market only rewards those who survive until the end. The methodology is here; how you execute it depends on your discipline.