#数字资产市场洞察 Small capital turnaround is not a dream, the key is that you need to have a trap system.

To be honest: I have seen too many people throw in 5 million and lose everything in three months. On the other hand, a beginner I took with me started with 1200U and rolled it to 25,000 in four months, and now the account is already at 38,000, without experiencing a single liquidation.

This is not luck; this is a methodology that can be replicated.

**How to turn small money into big money? The Three Equal Parts Rule**

Instead of putting all your chips on one direction, it's better to divide them like this:

Take a portion every day for intraday sniping – focus on one opportunity, get in when it's right, and never be greedy. This portion represents a business model of small profits but frequent transactions, with stability as the priority.

Another part is used for trend following—holding back during market fluctuations, and once the direction is clear, entering the market in large numbers. This is the main source of profit.

What about the last part? Save it. Don't ask me why, because the market will always give you some unexpected blows. This money is your leverage to survive.

It sounds simple, but the execution depends on whether you have the discipline. You need to survive to make money; this order cannot be reversed.

**80% of the time is wasted, do you understand?**

Most of the time in the crypto world, it's like this: sideways movement, repeated fluctuations, false breakouts. What do players do during this time? They chase rises and kill falls, trading frequently, thinking they've bottomed out each time. What’s the result? Fees and slippage eat away all profits.

The smart approach is: do nothing when there is no clear trend. Wait until the market starts moving before joining in, not to chase the highest point, but to enter in the middle of the trend. Consider taking some profits once you've earned 20% on your capital, and don't wait to eat the last bite — that kind of greed can ruin all the previous efforts.

There is a saying I particularly agree with: "Most of the time, just lie flat, but once you start, you'll eat for three years." This is the sense of rhythm.

**Discipline in trading, emotion is the greatest enemy**

All your losses ultimately stem from one decision—the decision to not cut losses when you should have.

Set a stop-loss level, cutting at a 2% loss. It sounds painful, but this 2% can save you a hundred times. Similarly, when profits exceed 4%, first take half of the position out to secure some gains. Let the remaining profits run; this way, the psychological pressure is less, and the account is still growing.

What is the biggest taboo? Losing money and still wanting to increase your position, hoping for a rebound to make up for the losses. I've seen too many people do this, and in the end, they all doubled their losses.

The highest realm of making money can be summed up in four words: let profits run.

**1200 to 38000, it's not about vision**

Many people are troubled by their small principal, but that's not the issue. The real problem is — you are always waiting for the miracle of "a wave of wealth." That doesn't exist. What exists is the discipline day after day, respect for risk, and control over the rhythm.

If you are still losing sleep over the fluctuations of a few hundred U, or you don't understand when to enter or exit, or how to allocate your positions, then this trap methodology will change the way you play the game.

Avoid three years of detours by understanding these core logics: how to allocate funds, how to choose opportunities, and how to control the pace. The market has always been there; it just depends on whether you have the patience and execution.