For investors who are new to the cryptocurrency marketplace, especially those with a principal of less than 1,500 USDT, I have some valuable advice. Many newbies often hope to get rich overnight with just a few hundred or a thousand USDT, but they usually end up losing everything within just half a month. However, I once guided a newbie investor who started with 1,200 USDT. Through four months of steady operation, he successfully saw his funds rise to 25,000 USDT, and his account is now stable above 38,000 USDT. This was not luck, but the result of a carefully designed investment strategy.

First, capital management is crucial. Divide your funds into three parts: one for day trading—focus on a single trade each day and stop once you reach your target; the second for trend trading—wait for clear marketplace signals before acting, aiming for returns of over 10%; and the third as an emergency reserve to handle marketplace fluctuations. This approach effectively reduces risk and ensures long-term survival.

Second, focus on the big trends and avoid frequent trading. The cryptocurrency marketplace spends most of its time in a state of consolidation, and excessive trading only increases unnecessary costs. When the marketplace lacks a clear direction, patience is essential. Wait for key technical indicators to break out or confirm before making a trade. At the same time, when profits reach a certain level, it is wise to take some profits off the table.

Finally, establish and strictly follow your trading rules. Set clear stop-loss points and stick to them regardless of marketplace fluctuations; when in profit, reduce position in batches and let the remaining position continue to generate returns; avoid increasing position when at a loss. These rules help investors stay rational in the marketplace and avoid being swayed by emotions.

In reality, having a small amount of capital is not the issue—the key is to adopt a steady investment strategy. The process of rising from 1,200 USDT to 38,000 USDT relied on consistent and stable operations, not a gambler’s mentality. For those just starting out, learning how to steadily grow your funds is more important than chasing quick windfalls. Only by remaining patient and following the right methods can you achieve long-term success in this marketplace full of opportunities and challenges.