How can small funds in the cryptocurrency space grow larger? The core principle is only nine words: make fewer mistakes, stable compound interest, and avoid reckless moves.
You must have also seen these types of people on Twitter:
Those with capital and patience waiting for trends—steadily profiting;
10U warriors—causing a stir for a while, then disappearing without a trace;
Those who heavily bet on one correct move—either they face liquidation and exit, or they shift to a more conservative approach.
So when newcomers ask me: "I only have 1000U or 2000U, how should I start?"
My answer remains the same:
Choose a strong fundamental and technically sound altcoin, concentrate your bets, and aim for your first pot of gold.
Divide the 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 reality often is:
The pace of spot trading is slow, you might get stuck, and most people lack patience—thus strategies are difficult to implement.
What is the true challenge for small funds?
1️⃣ Without a high win rate, it's hard for small funds to grow continuously.
2️⃣ Pursuing a high profit-loss ratio will inevitably reduce the win rate, and frequent pullbacks can crush your mindset.
3️⃣ What small funds really need is: low drawdown + stable compound interest.
4️⃣ Whether to go long or short is not the key; the ability to continue making profits is.
5️⃣ Over-leveraging is a major taboo—those who dare to heavily invest have win rates and tolerance levels far beyond yours.
This final statement may be harsh, but it is very real:
Don't keep fantasizing, "Once I have 1 million, I can make money."
If you can't manage a few thousand U well now, even if you get hundreds of thousands, you'll still lose it back.
The only path for small funds to grow larger:
Steady and solid, precise execution, reduce mistakes, and persist with compound interest.
"Slow is fast"—in this market, endurance is far more important than speed.
A single tree cannot make a forest, and a lone sailboat cannot travel far. In the cryptocurrency space, if you lack a high-quality network and first-hand information, welcome to Lin's place—we'll find the right rhythm together, progress steadily, and wait for you to join the team!