For ordinary people in the cryptocurrency world, the most fun part is actually small investments

Why? Because small investments are not afraid of being wiped out; at most, you just restart. What about large investments? If you make a wrong move, your mindset can explode immediately.

I always tell my friends that with a small investment, making a casual 70 to 80 U each day can add up to nearly 10,000 U in a month. Don’t underestimate this 10,000 U; do you know that over 99% of people in the cryptocurrency world can’t consistently make 10,000 U in a month? Many people can’t even protect their principal, let alone talk about doubling it.

Of course, some people will jump in and argue: "Can you guarantee profits for 30 days?"

This statement is not wrong, but as long as you pay attention to a few key points in contract trading, your win rate can at least improve by half. The rest comes down to fund management and mindset issues.

For example, my own habits:

When the market is volatile, I don’t open positions randomly; I wait until the direction is clear before making a move.

Once the direction for opening a position is established, I don’t aim for the highest or lowest points; I just aim to take the most comfortable profits in between.

Stop losses must be set; small funds are not meant for reckless betting, but rather for slowly growing like a snowball.

Many beginners lose money not because they don’t understand candlesticks, but because they are too anxious, always thinking about getting back to even in one go. What’s the result? One liquidation can wipe out all previous gains, even leaving them with nothing.

The advantage of small funds is precisely the ease; you dare to set stop losses, you dare to wait for opportunities, and you dare to admit defeat when you’re wrong because you can afford to lose.

In short, small funds are not a disadvantage but rather the best teacher for beginners. Once you master earning this 10,000 U monthly, then you can talk about increasing your positions and enlarging your capital.

Taking it step by step is the true path to becoming a skilled player.

What is most feared in the cryptocurrency world? The most feared thing is not having a well-tempered mindset while having increased funds. At that time, one explosion can lead to an abyss that you may never return from.

Therefore, I now enjoy using small funds to compete with the market even more. Daily profits of dozens to hundreds of U may seem insignificant, but they are proof of stability and execution. True big players are not the ones shouting about hundredfold profits every day, but those who can survive long-term at the poker table.