Can you make 180,000 yuan profit from 600 yuan in the crypto world? It sounds like a fairy tale, but I actually did it with my real trading account.

Many people’s first reaction after seeing this number is that I was lucky. Honestly—I can tell you, it’s not luck at all, nor some secret trick. It’s just about strictly following three things: rules, discipline, and rhythm.

What is the most common mistake new traders make when they first enter the market? They have little capital and want to double it immediately, eager to go all-in and take off right away. The crypto market is not a gambling table; the less capital you have, the more careful you need to be. It’s like warfare—you need tactics.

Last year, I guided a beginner starting with 600U. When he placed his first order, his hands were trembling—afraid he’d make a mistake and lose everything. I only gave him one piece of advice: don’t let the market’s ups and downs scare you. First, control yourself, and follow the rules.

The results came out after three months. In one month, he reached 6,000U; in three months, he hit 180,000. He never got liquidated, and his emotions stayed under control the whole time.

**First Iron Rule: Funds Must Be Divided**

Split 600U into three parts. 200U for short-term trading, focusing only on mainstream coins, taking profits of 3%-5% and then exiting; 200U for swing trading, waiting for opportunities to mature before entering, holding for a few days; the last 200U as a safety fund—no matter how tempting the market, don’t touch it. Those who survive longer in the crypto world are not the most aggressive, but the ones who leave themselves room to retreat.

**Second Iron Rule: Follow the Trend, Ignore Fluctuations**

Most of the market time is spent in ineffective movements. Don’t trade randomly without a clear direction. When there’s no opportunity, stay calm and wait; only act when you see a clear signal. Take half of your profits when you reach 12%, and let the rest run. The reason he can double so quickly is because he doesn’t chase, gamble, or rush.

**Third Iron Rule: Rules Above All**

Set a maximum single-loss limit at 2%. Cut losses immediately when reached—no sentimentality. Take profits at 4% and halve your position to leave room for maneuver. Never add to a losing position; don’t think about averaging down. No one can always predict the market accurately. True experts are those who can stick to their rules even when they’re wrong.