#密码资产动态追踪 You only have 1500U in your account but can't sleep peacefully? Always thinking about going all-in to turn things around? Stop — most of the big losses in the circle happen because people go all-in on impulse.

I once guided a friend who started with 1800U. At first, he was trembling when placing orders. I gave him a mindset tip: "Treat this money as a down payment of 1.8 million." He took it seriously. The result? His account grew to 12,000U in a month, broke through 80,000U in three months, and he never fell into a trap along the way.

The secret is actually very simple — three ironclad rules:

**First: Funds are always divided into three parts**

· 500U for quick rotation: only trade mainstream coins, close the position once you gain 3%-5%, don’t be greedy
· 500U for waiting for opportunities: monitor K-line signals, act only when real signals appear
· 500U stay untouched: this is the bottom line, never touch it at any time

The benefit of this setup is that short-term traders can make gains, mid-term can accumulate steadily, and when risks come, there’s a last line of defense.

**Second: Follow the trend, don’t chase oscillations**

Don’t do anything if there’s no signal; act quickly when a real signal appears. When you earn 12%, take out half, and let the rest follow the trend to continue. This way, you catch the market movements and ensure every trade results in profit.

**Third: Stop-loss and take-profit must be rules, not suggestions**

Cut losses at 2%, no bargaining; take half of the position off at 4% profit, don’t gamble on it continuing to surge; and absolutely avoid increasing losses — that’s a fast track to liquidation.

Many people seem smart but are actually destroyed by two words — greed. Capital is the foundation; discipline is the life-saving talisman. Even with a 1500U account, you can achieve steady growth. It’s not about some mysterious skills, just these three strict rules.

Market opportunities are always there; the key is whether you can keep the rhythm and not be swayed by emotions. The market always favors those with a plan.