I also don't understand anything

$BNB When newcomers ask me: "I only have 1000U, 2000U, how should I start?"
My answer has always been the same:
Choose a cryptocurrency with strong fundamentals and solid technicals, concentrate your bets, and aim for the first pot of gold.
Split your funds into 2-3 parts, invest in 2-3 potential projects to diversify risks.
No matter which path you choose, the core logic remains unchanged:
Once it rises, withdraw the principal first, and let the profits continue to run.
"Zero-cost holding" is the safest and most efficient way for small funds to advance.

But the reality is often:
Spot trading is slow, you may get stuck, and most people lack patience—thus it is difficult to implement strategies.

$XRP What is the real challenge for small funds?
1️⃣ There is no high win rate, and small funds find it hard to grow sustainably.
2️⃣ Pursuing a high profit-loss ratio will inevitably lower the win rate, and frequent drawdowns can crush your mindset.
3️⃣ What small funds actually need is: low drawdown + stable compound interest.
4️⃣ Whether to go long or short is not the key; the ability to sustain profits is.
5️⃣ Over-leveraging is a big taboo—those who dare to heavily invest usually have a win rate and endurance far above yours.

This last sentence may hit hard, but it is very real:
Don't always fantasize "when I have 1 million, I can make money."
If you can't do well with a few thousand U now, giving you hundreds of thousands will lead to losses just the same.

The only path for small funds to grow big is:
Steady and solid, precise actions, reducing mistakes, and persisting with compound interest.
"Slow is fast"—in this market, endurance is far more important than speed.

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