A friend from Guangdong asked: "With little spare cash, can one make money in the crypto world?" To be honest, the difficulty is not small, but it's certainly not a dead end.

The crypto world is like a tropical rainforest—beautiful on the surface, but hiding traps underneath. Not everyone can come back with a full load, but if you understand the rules and maintain some composure, ordinary players can also dig up gold.

The first step is to shatter the "get rich quick" fantasy.

With a few thousand in principal, aiming for "monthly income of 100,000" is like fishing for whales with a net, the odds are extremely low. Small funds should avoid the "gambler's mentality"; to make money in the long run, you need to engrave the idea of "slowly becoming rich" into your bones.

Capital planning should be as meticulous as cutting a cake.

3,000 can be divided into five portions, entering the market with 600 each time. The iron rule is: take profits around 12%, and cut losses if they exceed 7%. Don’t hold on to a hot potato. After the account stabilizes and grows, gradually increase the position. This "bee foraging" strategy accumulates small gains, which can lead to significant surprises in six months.

Choosing projects should not be about "following the crowd."

If someone in the group shouts "skyrocketing," don’t just follow along; 8 out of 10 times, you’ll end up being a "backholder." Small funds should focus on areas they understand: coins they’ve tracked for over six months or projects where they understand the scenarios. Better to miss ten popular ones than to blindly invest in one blind spot. Money that comes from outside your understanding is hard to keep, even if you get lucky.

Diversified investment is a life-saving charm.

Even for projects labeled as "must-rise coins," don’t put all your money in. Spread the funds across 3-5 different types of projects, like a fisherman not casting just one net. If one project runs into problems, the other positions can still hold up. Small funds have weak risk resistance; preserving the principal is essential for capital recovery.

Continuous learning is the secret to making money.

The crypto world changes faster than the weather; what was hot yesterday might be eliminated today. To stand firm, one must study technical indicators, track dynamics, analyze flows, build a judgment framework, visit communities, read research reports, and review operations to turn others' pitfalls into your stepping stones.

Your mindset must be cultivated into a "stabilizing anchor."

Market fluctuations are normal; don’t panic and sell at a loss when you see red, or aggressively increase your position when you see green. Stay calm and act according to your plan. Occasionally making mistakes is fine—everyone has stumbled before.

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