How can I survive with only a few hundred U in account #数字资产市场洞察 ? Take a look at this survival guide. $SUI

In the crypto world, it's all about the ones who survive the longest winning. Having little money is not a sin; the biggest fear is being fixated on making a comeback.

Last year, I mentored a junior who started with only 900U in his account, and his fingers trembled as he typed on the keyboard. I told him one thing: forget about doubling your money, just focus on surviving first. Three months later, his account grew to 18000U. The entire process had zero liquidation and zero forced closure. Luck? Not at all. He simply adhered to three strict rules.

**Rule One: Divide the principal into three parts, leaving yourself a way out.**

300U for short-term trading, only touching $BTC and $ETH, cut positions immediately when the fluctuation reaches 1 to 3%, don't wait; 300U for swing trading, must wait for a clear breakout with significant volume on the daily chart or a breach of support before entering, if holding for more than 5 days must exit; finally, 300U is just sleeping in the account corner, no matter how extreme the market moves, don't touch it, this is the capital for recovery. Those who go all in at once can't withstand a needle jab; those who diversify can withstand three to five needle jabs.

**Rule 2: Only follow the dance steps of the trend, don't waste time in the fluctuations.**

The market is mostly consolidating, and placing ten orders a day is basically just paying tuition to the exchange. My entry threshold is very strict: the 15-minute K-line must show continuous volume, and the daily MACD must show a golden cross or a death cross; I only take action when both signals are present. Once I reach a 12% profit, I take half off the table and let the remaining position ride. The key is not to act unless necessary, but once I do, I go for it decisively. Being a bit slow to chase highs actually leads to more solidity.

**Rule Three: Discipline is posted next to the keyboard, locking greed and fear in a cage.**

If a single loss exceeds 2%, stop loss immediately—I've even set reminders on my computer to automatically close the app; when I earn 4%, I take half off first, and set a trailing take profit at 3% for the remaining position; I absolutely do not increase my position on losing trades, that kind of thinking of "waiting for a rebound" must die. If you misread the market and your discipline is compromised, you're doomed. Relying on the system to manage myself is the only way to survive in this market for the long term.

Turning 900U into 18000U sounds incredible, but it is actually just compound interest built from making fewer mistakes. It’s not a problem if the principal is small; the real fear is dreaming of doubling it.