Have you ever thought that starting with less capital might actually be an advantage? Many people begin with 1000 yuan and, through strict trading plans, end up multiplying their accounts tenfold. The key is never about the amount of money, but whether you have discipline.

When I first started, I only had 900 yuan. The benefit of small funds is that they force you to stay focused. Many who go all-in and gamble often end up losing everything by the end of the month. Instead of envying large capital, it’s better to master these three survival rules.

**Tip 1: Divide your funds to lock in risk**

Split your money into three parts: 50%, 30%, and 20%. Use 50% for short-term trades, mainly focusing on mainstream coins, and cash out as soon as you gain 2%-4%. Use 30% for swing trading, entering only after clear breakout signals, holding for a few days—don’t be greedy. The remaining 20% is your safety fund, never touch it, which helps stabilize your mindset.

**Tip 2: Only trade markets you understand**

Less than 20% of opportunities are worth taking. Learn the three don’ts: don’t trade without volume, wait and watch during sideways markets, and give up on coins you don’t fully understand. This can help you avoid 80% of the pitfalls. When you earn 10%, withdraw 1.5 times your principal—the real money you’ve earned is what counts.

**Tip 3: Use rules to control yourself**

Cut losses immediately if they exceed 1.5%, and sell half when you gain 5%. Small funds are like a snowball—don’t fear slow progress; the biggest risk is a single decision that causes a collapse. With correct judgment of the trend and stable execution methods, your account will naturally grow.

Most traders fail not because they start with little, but because they go the wrong way and keep pushing forward. Opportunities are right in front of you—stop wandering blindly in the dark alone.