With small funds wanting to grow, there is actually only one way
To overcome that invisible hurdle in your mind.
Many people always feel they can't rise because their skills are insufficient, their rhythm is poor, or they can't read the market.
But only those who have truly walked this path understand:
What traps small funds is never the skills, but rather the mindset that hasn't kept up with the capital.
When the capital is small, floating losses can make your heart race, while floating profits make you anxious to take profits immediately.
At that time, you are not trading, but being pulled by emotions.
All actions revolve around “fear of loss” and “fear of retracement,” how can you possibly hold onto your position, let alone grow?
What is the real turning point?
It’s not about learning some magical indicator, but rather that you finally stop fearing losses.
It’s not about gambling, nor about going all in, but rather from the bottom of your heart agreeing:
“Losses are just costs, the tuition fees that must be paid for trading.”
When this concept is ingrained in your bones, your condition will completely change:
No longer hesitating when placing orders
Stop losses become decisive
Fluctuations no longer disturb your peace
You can hold onto floating profits without missing out on major market movements.
I have never been able to catch the absolute top or bottom, but in the long run, I can still achieve stable profits.
The second hurdle: as the funds increase, the trading logic must upgrade.
I also fought my way up from small funds.
I’ve chased small-cap coins, hot coins, and even meme coins.
At that time, I pursued “speed, accuracy, and decisiveness,” and with this approach I climbed the first step.
But after the funds grew larger, I truly understood:
What size you have, you must match with that rhythm.
Do you still see me frequently chasing small market caps? Almost not anymore.
With tens of millions in positions, I basically concentrate on BTC and ETH—not because they are stable, but because their liquidity can sufficiently accommodate large funds entering and exiting.
The most dangerous thing for large funds is still using the methods of small funds to chase altcoins.
You think you are the hunter, but in reality, you have long become someone else's target.
With larger funds, my trading cycle has stretched from minutes to hours, or even daily segments.
Before, I relied on speed; now I rely on structure;
Before, I pursued doing more; now I pursue doing it right.
If you are long stuck in one funding segment and cannot advance,
It’s not that your abilities are lacking,
It’s just that you haven't crossed that hurdle that belongs to you.
