Many people entering the crypto space have the first thought of quickly doubling their money, but I want to say— the less capital you have, the more discipline matters.

Last year, I brought a friend into the space, and he only had $900 in starting funds. I told him: "Follow my approach, growth might be a bit slower, but you'll definitely avoid liquidation." After a month, his account grew to $18,000, and after three months, it directly reached $57,000. He never got liquidated during the process and even asked me if I was just lucky.

Actually, it's not that mysterious—it's about mastering the rules.

**Tip 1: Diversification is the bottom line for survival**

I split the $900 into three parts, each $300, with different strategies:

The first part is dedicated to day trading, only dealing with Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profits when volatility hits 1-3-5%. Quick in and out, building a feel for the market.

The second part is swing trading, waiting for clear signal opportunities before acting, holding for 3-5 days, then exiting—no greed.

The third part is crucial—just leave it there. No matter how crazy the market gets, don’t touch it. This is the lifeline for turning things around.

Have you seen those who put all their chips in at once? When prices rise, they get carried away; when they fall, they become numb. This way, they can't go far. Smart traders always know to keep some funds outside the market.

**Tip 2: Don’t get caught in the震荡 (volatility)**

Most of the time, the market oscillates repeatedly. Frequent trading just costs exchange fees. My simple advice—wait patiently if there’s no clear signal. Enter decisively when the signal appears.

He follows this approach, taking profits at 12% and then decisively exiting. Sounds conservative? But the compound effect over three months is far greater than those who trade recklessly.

The advantage of small capital is flexibility. Choose 2-3 mainstream coins with growth potential, diversify risk, and adjust your pace according to the market rhythm. Don’t think about going all-in at once—that’s a casino mindset.

No one who has survived long in the crypto space relies on luck.