The most common mistake made by small funds—daring to open positions on seven or eight different coins with just a few tokens in hand, mixing longs and shorts, and ultimately becoming someone else's ATM.

Last year, I saw a brother start with 1,200 yuan and reach 82,000 yuan in 45 days, with a remarkably steady account curve. His initial state was the same as most—chaotic holdings, tempted to follow every K-line movement.

My advice to him was straightforward: divide the account into three parts. Six hundred yuan stay untouched—this is the bottom line for safety. Four hundred yuan for flexible allocation, to feel the market rhythm. Two hundred yuan for trial and error, to explore uncertain opportunities. Staying alive is more important than anything.

The core logic is: only eat the trends you see clearly, never chase after small gains in the K-line chart. When signals are clear, go half or full position; once the K-line pattern changes, cut your position immediately. Take 30 yuan profit and exit, never fight the market.

His first trade earned 150 yuan, and I told him to withdraw the principal immediately. Then, profits and flexible positions roll over each other. As the account grows thicker, his operations become more cautious—this may sound counterintuitive, but it’s the secret to long-term survival.

The most impressive moment was when he saw the bullish and bearish debates in the group, and his hands started itching to follow the trend. I pointed to the four-hour chart and explained: wait until the K-line stabilizes above the five-day moving average and the MACD shows a golden cross. Just by waiting, he entered half a position during that wave, earning 2,300 yuan profit. Meanwhile, others were crying over liquidation, but we had already taken profits and exited.

Too many small account players run around like ants on a hot pan—chasing hot topics today, cutting the floor tomorrow, and in the end, losing even their principal.

This strategy boils down to three words: stable, precise, ruthless. Stable in the scientific division of positions, precise in capturing signals accurately, ruthless in taking profits without giving greed any chance. Doubling the account is just a bonus; the real goal is to survive long enough to become a perennial tree in the market.

Market opportunities are never lacking; what’s truly scarce is the person who can survive until the opportunity arrives. Those rushing to jump in often can’t even get back to the starting point.