Many newcomers in the crypto world always think about getting rich overnight, but the result is often a total wipeout overnight. My trading experience comes from years of market trial and error. Today, I want to talk about how to use limited capital to achieve steady growth.

First is the capital allocation strategy. Don't go all-in with 10,000 dollars at once; split it into 5 parts, and only use 2,000 dollars each time to test the waters. The benefit of this approach is: when the price drops 10%, you have enough ammunition to continue adding to your position; when it rises 10%, take some profits off the table first, allowing gains to compound. This rhythm is very important.

Regarding coin selection, I only focus on $BTC and $ETH. Altcoins are too volatile and require very high risk control, which is not suitable for a steady growth mindset.

On the execution level, I rely on two sets of logic. When going long, keep a close eye on support levels, build positions gradually (for example, buy 1/3 at 2300), and cut losses if the price falls below 2275—no illusions. When shorting, watch the 4-hour MA60 moving average; if the price can't move up, sell in parts (sell 1/3 at 2400), with a stop loss set at 2455.

Risk control is the key to longevity. Close the position and exit if daily losses exceed 20%. Never risk more than 5% of total funds on a single position. Avoid trading after 2 a.m. and on weekends. Sometimes, holding no position is more comfortable than being fully invested.

During a market surge, only chase the top three coins by price increase; take profits at 3x gains, then raise the stop loss near the cost basis. During a sharp decline, keep 30% cash on hand, and buy the dip if it drops more than 8% at low levels.

Ultimately, the simpler the trading, the better. Frequent and complex operations are often the starting point of losses. Stick to discipline and follow the rules—that's what a winner looks like.