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$TRADOOR No one care when it's cheap soon TRADOOR to 1$, TRADOOR to 2$, TRADOOR 3$.

$BEAT 600U principal, rolled to 200,000 within two months

Friend, if your principal is less than 1,000U, don't rush to act yet—listen to a few heartfelt words.

$SQD Crypto isn't a casino; the smaller your funds, the more you need strategy. Last year, I guided a beginner who started with just 600U. At first, he was extremely cautious, afraid that one single trade might wipe out everything.

I told him directly: follow my rules, and even small capital can grow big.

As a result, one month later his account reached 6,000U, and within three months it soared to 200,000U—never once blown out.

Some say it was luck, but I don't believe that. It was all due to these three iron rules I'm sharing with you:

First, allocate funds wisely—never go all-in.

Divide the 600U into three parts:
200U for short-term trades, focusing only on major coins, take profits at 3%-5% and exit
200U for swing trading, hold for a few days when you spot a solid opportunity, aiming for steady gains
The remaining 200U must stay untouched, no matter how strong the market looks—this is your survival fund.

I've seen too many people bet everything. They win and get overconfident, lose and never recover. Survivors always leave themselves an escape route.

Second, only trade in trending markets—step aside during choppy phases.

Most of the time, the market is range-bound. Trading blindly just hands money to exchanges. Wait patiently when there's no clear opportunity, and act decisively when the moment comes.

Take out half your profits once you hit 12%—money in your pocket is real money.

My student doubled his money because he stayed patient, didn't chase highs, didn't get greedy, knew when to wait and when to take profits.

Third, stick to rules and let discipline guide your actions—don't let emotions take control.

Never risk more than 2% of your principal on a single trade; if you hit your stop-loss, cut losses immediately—don't hold on hoping it will turn around;
When you make 4%, reduce your position by half—let the remaining profits keep growing;
Never add to losing positions—don't try to average down or chase losses back.

You won't always predict the market correctly, but you can always make the right decisions. The essence of profitability is using discipline to control your impulsive hands.

Small capital fears the urge to make a quick comeback. From 600U to 200,000U, I watched him grow last year—not by luck, but by rules and patience.

Stop trading alone—following the crowd is safer! The path is clear; it's up to you whether you can keep pace.