Here's something that many people don't want to hear but must face: Newbies get on board, don't always think about making a big turnaround in one go; first, practice the ability to survive before anything else.

If you have 100U in spare cash, I suggest you do this—first take out 50U as tuition, and keep the rest as a reserve. Choosing a mainstream coin like ETH is enough; it's too early to touch those wild coins that fluctuate 30% in a day. Some may ask why not just buy spot? Because this is a practical training ground, with small leverage and low trial-and-error costs. What you need to practice is your mindset and discipline, not luck.

Rules must be strictly followed: Cut losses at 20% immediately, don’t think about "waiting a bit for a rebound." What about profits? Take off when you double your investment, don’t overthink it. What you earn is not money, but the execution ability represented by these three words.

If you can avoid being liquidated three times in a row, your principal will roll to around 800U. Take it slow: 100→200→400→800, open positions with only half of your current principal each time. Don't be greedy; being steady is winning.

When you reach the 800U stage, the strategy needs to change: start using a divided position. Only use 100U to open a position each time, giving yourself enough room for mistakes. Even if you misjudge a few trades in a row, it won't be too damaging. Do you understand the single position model? If one position fails, only that amount is affected, while the rest of the capital remains secure.

A few dead rules to remember:

- Admit the mistake immediately, stop-loss cannot be delayed.
- Never go All in, even if you feel as steady as a rock, only use half of your capital.
- Stop when you've had enough, close the position when it doubles, don't think about "it can rise again".
- Each order is independently accounted for, don't mix the accounts together, and definitely don't hold onto bad orders.

What is the core of this approach?

It is about helping you develop three habits with the least cost: reflexive stop-loss, conscious position management, and controlling greed and impulsiveness. If you don't practice now, you will eventually have to pay a bigger price to make up for it. First, engrave the rules into your muscle memory, then you can prioritize wealth freedom.