What do small funds fear the most? It's not the lack of opportunity, but being too anxious.

As soon as they enter the market, they think, "I want to double my investment quickly, I want 10% every day."

It sounds passionate, but it's actually a gambler's mentality — risking everything for volatility, resulting in either liquidation or a mental breakdown.

There is only one truth: If small funds want to grow big, it doesn't rely on frequent trading, but on the compounding effect over the medium to long term.

Don't believe it? Let me tell you a simple analogy:

A piece of paper, you think it's thin enough, right? But as long as you keep folding it:

Fold it 27 times, it becomes 13 kilometers thick.

Fold it 37 times, it won't fit on Earth.

Fold it 105 times, even the universe can't withstand it.

This is the power of compounding!

If you have 30,000 as your capital, the right mindset is not to earn 10% today and chase hot stocks tomorrow, but to steadily seize a tripling opportunity, and then another doubling opportunity; that's when your funds have the potential to explode.

Just like when I stealthily invested in ETHFI at 0.7, held it for over ten days, didn’t sell, didn’t rush, and simply doubled my investment before leaving.

Many in between saw it not rising, sold, swapped coins, chased trends, and ultimately ended up as the "eating dirt group."

So who ended up profiting?

It’s not those who acted quickly, but those who held on.

Small funds, don't work as short-term traders, aim to be slow and rich through compounding.

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