Can small funds still make millions? It might be harder than you think, but it's definitely not impossible.

The biggest problem is not that the market is bad, but that too many people rush in right away. They are eager to leverage heavily, eager to catch the bottom, eager to recover losses. As a result, before the market has even taken off, their funds are already exhausted.

So, if you want to turn things around, the first step is to stabilize your mindset. The first bucket of gold relies on rhythm and endurance, not on a single gamble.

Step 1: Diversify Your Portfolio

With small funds, you need to learn to split your investments.

One portion is allocated to mainstream coins for medium to long-term trends, and should not be easily touched.

One portion is used for trading in waves, learn to make money from fluctuations during consolidation.

One portion is kept as an opportunity fund, only to be used when the market presents an absolute opportunity.

This way of diversifying is not to earn quickly, but to ensure that you can survive continuously.

Step 2: Look at Volume, Not Just Price

Most people only focus on the rise and fall of candlesticks, ignoring trading volume.

For a rise to be sustainable, it must be accompanied by increasing volume;

A rise on low volume is likely a false rally;

Increasing volume without price increase indicates heavy selling pressure, making it easy to get stuck when entering.

In simple terms: first check if funds are coming in, then decide whether to follow or not.

Step 3: Buy Low, Sell High

Chasing highs and cutting losses is the most common mistake beginners make.

The real practice is to buy low and sell high.

Near support levels, and when panic selling occurs, are the best entry points.

Set your target price based on previous highs, don’t be greedy, and take profits when encountering resistance.

Even if a single trade only captures 10%, over time, it’s much better than reckless trading.

Step 4: Take Profit and Cut Losses

Whether you can make big money depends not on how much you earn in a single trade, but on your ability to survive.

Take profit: When you earn 20%-30%, sell half to secure your profits.

Cut losses: If you lose 5%-10%, cut immediately, don’t hesitate.

Don’t be afraid to cut your losses; what’s scary is letting losses snowball, blocking your chance to recover.

Step 5: Continuous Learning

The market won’t stop; opportunities arise every day.

You must simultaneously refine your skills, knowledge, and mindset. Just staring at the screen without learning will only lead to a narrow path.

If small funds want to turn things around, it can’t rely on luck; it must accumulate small victories over time. After enduring the restless phase, your first million will naturally follow.

What you lack is not effort, and this market is not short of opportunities; what you truly lack is someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

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