#数字资产动态追踪 "Just a thousand bucks, is that okay?"

I've heard this many times before. Usually, I say: the amount of money isn't the issue; mindset is.

Last year, I helped a friend start with 1500 yuan, and in four months, his account grew to over 40,000. He didn't use leverage, didn't gamble with his life, and it was even a bit boring. But precisely this "boring" part saved him.

For small capital to turn around, it really depends on these three tricks:

**First Trick: Divide and Conquer, Survive First, Win Later**

I split his money into three parts:

The fast-paced part, for swing trading, making some gains and then stopping, never greedy.

The trend-following part, only entering when the direction is truly clear, preferring to miss out than to make mistakes.

The safety part, even if the market is hot, keep it frozen, just to handle extreme conditions.

One or two mistakes won't affect the entire account at all.

**Second Trick: Most of the Time, Just Turn Off the App**

While others are frequently trading in volatile ranges, he chooses to do nothing. Only when the big cycle, trading volume, and market sentiment all point in one direction does he act. Simply put, less operation equals the strongest defense.

**Third Trick: Take Out the Principal First, Then Play with Profits**

After the account grows, first withdraw the principal, and the remaining profits can be played with freely. This way, no matter what happens later, your mindset stays strong.

The hardest part for small funds isn't earning slowly, but losing quickly.

Opportunities are always there, but if your principal gets wiped out in one go, it doesn't matter how many opportunities there are. If a few hundred yuan's rise or fall keeps you awake at night, then the problem isn't the market; it's your own rhythm.

True turnaround is enduring until your wave of market opportunity arrives — when that happens, you'll still have ammunition in your pocket, and your mind will be clear.