Recently, I've received many questions: I don't have much capital, how can I stay afloat steadily? How should I operate to have a chance to turn things around?

I remember last year I guided a friend, starting with 1200U, and after three months, his account grew to 36,000U. He never touched any 100x leverage contracts, and the whole process was like following a systematic plan step by step. This wasn't luck, but really hitting the right rhythm.

**Step 1: Dividing funds is life-saving**

Split the 1200U into three parts: 400U for intraday trading, taking a 3% profit and then exiting immediately—don't expect a sudden surge; another 400U dedicated to trending opportunities, abandoning trades if the move doesn't exceed 15%; and the last 400U as emergency funds, never moving it no matter how tempting.

Many people think dividing their capital is cowardly. Actually, it's the opposite. The core of dividing funds is to always keep the ability to fight back. Those who rush in and out quickly often put all their assets on the first trade.

**Step 2: Focus on riding the main upward wave, rest during consolidations**

The market follows a general rule—80% of the time, it moves sideways in boredom. During that time, don't make reckless moves; let others keep flipping positions. The real opportunities are those that break out clearly and establish a trend. Once entered, take profits at 25%, then take some off the table, and let the rest continue to run. This way, you've already secured your position, and subsequent fluctuations become pure profit.

**Step 3: Discipline above all**

These are the three iron rules he posted on his screen: a single loss should never exceed 2% of the principal—cut immediately when reached, no excuses; take half of the profits at 5%, and set a break-even stop-loss for the rest to let profits run; never add to losing positions—averaging down accelerates liquidation.

In these three months, what he did most wasn't opening trades but waiting. While others kept losing in the volatility, he was sleeping; when others doubled down to recover losses, he had already exited.

For small capital to turn around, the secret has never been about being aggressive but about being steady. Dividing funds helps you survive longer, trending helps you earn clearly, and discipline helps you protect profits. Follow this rhythm, and even small capital can grow steadily.