If you have little capital, don't force it!
What is most common in the crypto world is that people with a few hundred to a thousand dollars want to "gamble for a comeback," but end up becoming someone else's ATM.
I made the same mistake. Back then I had $500 and thought that without going all-in with a small amount, there wouldn't be any opportunity. As a result, one pullback wiped me out. It was only later that I understood: making a comeback with small capital relies not on risking it all, but on timing.
For example: I once mentored a fan who started with $800.
He was also anxious, asking, "When can I double my money?"
I didn't let him enter contracts; I just taught him two actions:
👉 Control position
👉 Timing
42 days later, he sent me a screenshot: his account had $54,000. Now he is not only making steady money but even his family is learning from him.
The key points are two:
1️⃣ Control position firmly
Only use 1/3 of the capital to open positions each time, starting with over $200, and even with a good outlook, don't exceed 50%. If it drops below 5%, cut losses immediately and never hold on stubbornly. Keeping 2/3 of the funds gives you the confidence for the next opportunity.
2️⃣ Timing must be steady
When the market moves, don't be greedy; for example, if it rises by 10%, first take 30% profit, and let the rest continue to roll.
$800 → $1200, withdraw $400 and keep $800;
$1600 → $2100, withdraw $500 and keep $1100……
The principal remains untouched, and the profits become the "safe bullets" for the next wave.
Many people think that small capital has no advantage; in fact, it is the opposite—flexible, light, and affordable to lose. You can enter and exit quickly, and if you make a mistake, cutting losses isn't painful, unlike large capital, which often hesitates.
Remember: replenishing capital is not a one-shot strike, but compounding.
Control your position well, time it right, and even with a few hundred dollars, you can gradually roll out significant results in a bull market.
If you are currently holding little capital and feel lost, not knowing how to operate practically, come to me, and I'll tell you exactly how to control your position and find the right timing.
