Many people's first reaction upon hearing '3500 bucks' is: What to play? Is it giving away a head? $ZEC
But let me tell you a truth — small money can be turned, it's just that you're using the wrong approach.
3500 bucks, when converted, is just 500U.
This amount of money isn't about risking your life, it's about rhythm. $BTC
I have walked this path clearly and rather 'stupidly'.
Step one, don't fantasize, clear one level at a time.
Don't go all in at the start, take out a small portion as 'challenge chips'.
Focus on hot spots, do short-term trades, in and out quickly, if you make a mistake, admit it, never hold on stubbornly.
There’s only one goal: double the funds, then double again.
From small amounts to more than 10,000U, it's not about godly operations,
but about:
1. Only engaging in markets you understand
2. Only taking on certainty
3. Staying alive is more important than making fast profits
Step two, when the money increases, one must slow down.
When your account truly reaches five figures, six figures,
if you still click orders randomly every day, then you are giving profits to the market.
At this stage, the core message is one sentence:
Protect the principal and eat big profits following the trend.
Part of it moves with the big trend,
part of it becomes a long-term base,
and the rest is saved for opportunities.
No frequent trades, no itchy fingers, no chasing highs.
Many people die here,
not because the market is bad,
but because they can’t control themselves.
I'm saying these things not to paint a picture.
I have run with real money myself and have also been schooled by the market.
That's why I dare to say:
This path is about execution power, not talent.
If you are still at the starting stage,
if you keep falling into the same pit repeatedly,
what you lack is never the market,
but a set of methods that can help you survive.
Opportunities never wait for anyone,
the next market phase is already on its way.
Is it hard to go from 3500 bucks to 1 million? Yes.
But walking the right path is closer than you think.
