Bitcoin (BTC) :

Why does it seem exciting?

It is the first and most widely spread currency; its market is very large and its institutional role is growing.

Technical analysis indicates that there are important support levels, and if they are broken, there may be a good opportunity for a rebound. For example: "25% Bitcoin price rally set to follow today’s correction if history repeats".

However, it is not "cheap" in the usual sense of cryptocurrencies; entering it requires a larger amount or looking at small parts (for example, a fraction of one coin) to achieve a "small profit" as mentioned.

What are the risks?

If it loses key support levels, it may experience a significant decline — for example, analysis suggests that BTC may drop towards ~100 000$ if a certain level is broken.

Given that it is the "market leader" (large market cap), it may not provide a "massive jump" quickly as some smaller coins do, so if your goal is "5 or 10 dollars" you should have a very small income percentage from the investment.

How can it be used for a "small steady profit" approach?

You can determine entry when you feel that the price has dropped to a support area or has rebounded from it.

Set a target of "5-10 dollars" or its equivalent in your currency, and this requires entering with a relatively small amount.

Use a strict stop loss — because the goal is not to become a millionaire quickly, but to preserve capital and achieve a small profit.