#巨鲸行为分析 Stay alert! When your funds are less than 2000 USDT, do not risk essential living funds by entering the cryptocurrency market.

The crypto market is not a place to rely on luck, but an arena that requires strategic thinking. Investors with smaller capital need to stay calm and wait for the right moment, just like experienced hunters. Last year, I guided a newbie who started with only 1200 USDT. Initially, he was so nervous that his hands trembled when placing orders, worried that one mistake would wipe out his entire account.

I told him, "As long as you follow the right rules, you can gradually improve."

One month later, his account grew to 6000 USDT;
Three months later, it reached 20,000 USDT, all without getting liquidated.

Some might doubt this was luck, but the truth proves it was entirely the result of strict discipline. This investor grew from 1200 USDT to where he is now mainly by following these three key principles:

**Principle One: Rational Fund Allocation and Ensuring an Exit Strategy.**
Divide your funds into three parts:
- One-third for day trading, focusing on Bitcoin and Ether, taking profits when fluctuations reach 3% - 5%;
- One-third for medium-term holdings, waiting for clear signals before acting, typically holding for 3-5 days to maintain stability;
- The remaining one-third as an emergency reserve, not to be used lightly even during extreme market fluctuations, providing a safety net for restarting.

You may have seen investors who operate with full positions, getting overly excited during pumps and panicking during dips, making it hard to survive long-term. Truly successful investors always keep some funds out of the market.

**Principle Two: Follow the Trend and Avoid Sideways Markets.**
Most of the time, the market is in sideways consolidation, and frequent trading only increases unnecessary trading fees.
Be patient when there are no clear signals, and act decisively when there are.
When profits reach 12%, take out half to secure gains.
The rhythm of mature investors is "do nothing unless necessary, but when you move, you must hit." When his account doubles, I see him calmly securing profits without rushing or blindly chasing the pump.

**Principle Three: Rules First, Manage Emotions.**
Strictly limit stop-loss to within 2% per trade; exit immediately at the stop-loss point.
When profits exceed 4%, reduce half of the position to let the remaining part continue to grow.
In case of losses, never add to the position, preventing emotions from driving decisions.

You don’t need to predict market movements perfectly every time, but you must strictly follow trading rules every time.
The key to profit is systematically restraining impulsive trading behaviors.

Remember, small funds are not impossible to succeed with. The real danger is always trying to turn the tide with risky bets all at once. Growing from 1200 USDT to 20,000 USDT is not luck, but rules, patience, and self-discipline.

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