Many people often say, "I have too little capital to make money," but experienced players know that small capital is not an obstacle; mindset and methods are the deciding factors. $PIPPIN

If only big players could make money, there would be no place for retail investors in the cryptocurrency market.

Suppose you only have 100U, will you choose to go all in or use a rolling warehouse model to gradually increase your funds? $JELLYJELLY

The answer is obvious: going all in is a gamble, and if the market goes against you once, your account will be wiped out. Only a few lucky ones can succeed, and it is not replicable.

The truly stable way to grow small capital is through the logic of rolling warehouses. $ZEC

I have helped many friends who started with only two or three hundred U, and some were even reluctant to set stop losses. I told them: don’t think about becoming rich in one bite; set a clear small goal for yourself, such as 100U → 300U, and break this goal into three rounds, taking only 30-50U in profit each round.

At the end of each round, lock in some profits and continue rolling the rest. It may seem slow, but it has strong risk resistance, small drawdowns, and the most stable compound effect. The strongest advantage of small capital is flexibility; it can roll quickly and won't be as difficult to move as large capital.

My approach is also a mindset:

Large positions earn stable basic returns, small positions flexibly make breakthroughs, and secondary positions are responsible for locking in profits. Ultimately, rely on compounding to gradually grow the funds.

Remember: trading is not about making huge profits on every trade but about minimizing losses and securing profits. Small capital must rely on rhythm, patience, and rules.

Stop making excuses for having "little money."

The ones who can truly increase their principal are never lucky but are those who gradually roll it out using a warehouse strategy. #加密市场反弹 #加密市场观察 #美联储降息