Regarding BNB trading, I want to emphasize one of the most important things — money must be split, this is the first rule of survival.

Taking 1000U as an example, my allocation plan is as follows:

**300U for intraday trading**. Only make one move per day at most, no greed. The goal of this part is quick profits, but the frequency must be controlled, otherwise the fees will eat up a large portion.

**300U to wait for swings**. Move only once every ten days or half a month. This part is to catch clear medium-term trends. No rush, patient traders can make big money here.

**The remaining 400U is life**. This is the baseline capital. If you truly lose this part, you still have a chance to turn things around. Always hold firm, unmoved as a mountain.

The most core point — **never fully load your position**. I’ve seen too many people exit because of full positions, and then there’s really no next chance. Distributing funds is not conservative; it’s about surviving longer on the path of compound interest.