That day when he entered the group, he only brought 500U.

To be honest, in the cryptocurrency world, this amount is hardly taken seriously, and even trial and error seem meager.

He asked me a question: "Teacher, is it still necessary to operate with this little money?"

I replied: "Having little money is not the problem; having a chaotic mindset is."

In the following days, I only gave one principle: do not chase the rise, do not get emotional, only take opportunities that have established structures. The market was volatile, he did not move; while others flaunted their earnings daily, he restrained himself; on the day the market truly signaled, he entered as planned, with a light position but very stable logic.

In the first wave of the rise, he wanted to run, but I held him back; during the pullback, he did not panic; when the second wave started, his account had already grown from 500 to 1800. At that moment, he realized that it was not that the market did not provide opportunities, but that most people simply could not hold on.

By the end of the month, the account settled just over 3000U.

He was not overly excited; he only said, "So it turns out that making money is not about courage, but about understanding."

The cryptocurrency world is never short of opportunities; what is lacking is doing the right thing at the right time, in the right way.

Small funds can also double, as long as you are walking to the correct rhythm.