#美国终止政府关闭 account balance is insufficient for 1000U? Don't rush into the market just yet.

Many people have it wrong - the crypto market has never been a game of luck, but a survival battle of discipline.

I have seen too many cases: someone took 1000U as capital, rolled it to over 20,000 in 90 days, and now has more than 300,000 in their account. Sounds like a legend? In reality, it relies on three extremely simple underlying logics.

**First set: Funds must be "three-layer isolated"**

With a volume like 1000U, the biggest taboo is to go all in. A smart approach is to physically cut it up:

- Use 300U for short-term sniping, open at most one order a day, take profit and leave, never linger in battle.
- An additional 300U is specifically set aside for swing trades, which may remain inactive for ten days to half a month, but once it starts, it will be a large-scale market movement.
- The remaining 300U is your "lifeline"; no matter how crazy the market gets, it should not be touched. This is your capital to start over.

People who get liquidated have a common trait: they always think of achieving everything in one go. But surviving traders understand that extending the battle line is necessary to see the finish line.

**Second Set: Only Chew on "High Certainty Fat"**

The market is mostly a grind. When it is in a sideways movement, making random moves just actively sends profits out.

The trick is just two words: wait.

Wait for the trend to become clear before taking action. Once the account profit reaches 20% of the principal, lock in 30% for withdrawal. The ones who truly make money are not the ones who stare at the market every day, but those who appear inactive most of the time and know when to seize the moment.

**Third Set: Turn Yourself into a Trading Machine**

The rule setting is extremely simple:

- Single loss reaches 2%? Cut it off unconditionally.
- Floating profit reaches 4%? Must reduce positions and take profit.
- It is strictly prohibited to increase positions in a loss situation.

The biggest opponent is not the candlestick chart, but your own lucky mentality and greedy emotions.

Let profits run according to the system, rather than letting emotions drive the account - this is the dividing line between ordinary people and experts.

**To be honest**

A small principal is really not a problem. The real issue is: thinking about getting rich overnight, yet not even establishing a basic risk control framework.

Turning 1000U into 300,000 is not reliant on a single miraculous trade, but rather on a mechanized process that crushes risks and accumulates certainty.

If your current state is: unable to see the direction, not understanding the position sizing, often holding onto losing trades, and having your account fluctuate wildly every day, causing your mindset to explode—

There is only one core issue: you lack an executable combat system. Understanding how to allocate positions, when to take action, and which signals to avoid can save you at least three years of tuition.

The market is not short of money, but it lacks people who understand the rules.