I know many people just entered the crypto world, and there aren't many U in their accounts. The biggest fear is making a wrong move and getting liquidated immediately. $DUSK $FHE $BERA

Honestly, I've been through those days too. At that time, I only had 3000U left in my account, but I didn't choose to give up. Instead, I developed a set of my own methodologies. With this approach, I managed to turn 3000U into 510,000U.

I set three strict rules for myself:

First, never go all-in. Keep risk per trade within 5% of the principal. Instead of chasing every rise and fall, it's better to miss some opportunities.

Second, only follow the trend. I ignore sideways markets during consolidation; I only enter when there's a volume breakout. If the trend isn't clear, I stay completely in cash.

In the first 7 days, I made 3 breakout trades, steadily turning 3000U into 9000U. After that, I switched to a pyramid position sizing strategy and started rolling over positions.

The most impressive was the ETH long position — from 3670 all the way to 4050, earning a direct profit of 51,000U in one move. Looking back now, I still find it hard to believe.

Now, I place orders as precisely as a machine, and reviewing my trades feels as natural as breathing. It's not because I'm particularly smart, but because I am willing to be meticulous and execute strategies properly.

To friends still in the early stages, I want to say: don’t ask me whether 3000U can turn around — the key isn’t how much capital you have, but whether you truly understand and strictly follow these rules.

But first, ask yourself: do you want to rely on luck, or do you want to steadily move upward?

If you really want to double your gains, remember these points: don’t rely on luck, keep the rhythm, control the risk, and leave the rest to time.