A few hundred U to 1000 U, the problem has never been a lack of money,

but rather thinking of oneself as a main player right from the start.

Coming in and wanting to do big things:

maxing out positions, maxing out multiples, and maxing out emotions.

A slight shake in the market, and the account goes offline directly.

You think you're trading,

but in fact, you're waiting for a needle.

Small funds want to survive, the first goal is not to make money,

but to avoid giving the market a chance to take you out all at once.

I've seen too many newcomers:

the first trade defies expectations,

the second trade doubles,

the third trade is "the last time",

and in the end, they don't even qualify for a review.

Later, I understood,

what's truly valuable is not a single trade,

but whether you can still sit at the poker table.

So now my logic is very simple:

if the money is not much, break yourself down into smaller parts.

Only commit a portion at a time,

when the market is right, amplify your winning chances,

when the market is wrong, it only hurts a bit.

This thing called multiples:

when low, you complain it's slow,

when high, it thinks you're tough.

Within 10 times, you still have room for adjustments;

above 50 times, as long as the market sneezes,

you’re done for.

There's another deadly trap —

losing and then rushing to recover.

Many people don't lose to the market,

but to that saying:

"I must win it back."

What you really should do is,

turn off the software, take a break,

and think clearly about how you strayed step by step.

The market won’t give you another chance just because you're anxious.

On the contrary, when you calm down,

opportunities will reappear.

When making money, it’s actually just as dangerous.

Floating profits are there,

you think it's confidence,

but it’s actually the most dangerous poison that makes you let go easily.

Profits that can be taken away are real profits;

those left in the market can be taken away at any time by a needle.

Why don't seasoned traders pursue "big profits every time"?

Because they are very clear:

a 60% win rate

depends on stop losses and withdrawals,

not all-in bets and toughing it out.

Living longer, money will naturally accumulate slowly.

Just remember one thing:

small funds rely on discipline;

the big market will always be left for

those who have not yet been washed away.

You don’t need to turn things around overnight,

what you need is —

next month, you are still here. #加密市场观察 #Strategy增持比特币 #SOL上涨潜力