Don't you also feel that it's too difficult to turn a small capital around?
I only had 1000U at the beginning, and many people directly poured cold water on me:
"This little money? It's not even enough for tuition fees."
But who says small funds can't double?
I relied on this 1000U and managed to roll it to 200,000U, entirely based on strategy, not luck.
Phase One: Small Position Grinding the Market
I divided my capital into 20 parts, moving only one part at a time.
The goal is simple - first survive, then make money.
Earn a small target and leave, never be greedy.
From 1000U to 3000U, that's how I ground it out.
Low risk, stable mindset, only then do you have a chance to endure until a big market.
Phase Two: Compounding Profits
The capital remains untouched, only using profits to increase positions.
The first time I increase my position, I only use 50% of the profits;
The second time, it must be at a key breakthrough point;
Even if the trend ends, I can only lose the profits, and not touch the base.
It's with this approach that I rolled from 3000U to 12,000U.
Phase Three: One Strike in a Big Market
Gradually increasing the position until the trend explodes,
Profits roll like a snowball, getting faster and faster.
In the last wave, I caught the entire main rise, going directly from 12,000U to 200,000U.
Most people don't lack opportunities, but their rhythm is completely wrong:
Today betting everything, tomorrow bottom-fishing, the day after switching coins,
As a result, they can't make money in the market, and the fees and emotions wear them down first.
I only do two things:
Only focus on mainstream coins, not tempted by flashy trends
Reduce positions when losing, increase positions when winning, let profits take risks
Capital is a seed, profits are the bullets.
As long as the rhythm is steady, small funds can reach heights unimaginable to others.
If you don't want to keep going in circles, then layout with me, and let you come out of the trough as soon as possible, the current market is a good opportunity for recovery and rolling over.
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