$F Can't the small principal really turn around? Then you must have been badly deceived by this market.

Recently, I received a private message in a fan chat room:

"Sister Qi, I have too little capital, no chance at all."

Every time I see this, I want to laugh—if winning in the crypto world really depended on having a lot of money, then the richest ones should be those wealthy folks who bet millions at a time; how could it turn out to be a group of old players who slowly climbed up from a few hundred U?

Last week, a college student came to me with just 800U in his pocket, cautiously asking:

"Sister Qi, is there any hope for my little amount of money?"

I actually felt amused: Brother, this is your advantage.

I told him to follow my plan for a week, no all-in bets, split the 800U into four parts, and only move 200U each time.

At first, he was not convinced, complaining it was slow and didn't feel right.

By the end of the week, his account had grown to 3000U, it wasn't about getting rich quick, but a stable growth that left him stunned.

The key is not how much he earned, but that he learned one thing:

Only those who can survive will have the qualification to earn big.

When Wednesday's market was a chaotic mess, I said one thing: Don't move.

Retail investors love to gamble on direction during such times, and it's the fastest way to lose money.

Sure enough, someone ignored the advice and lost 30% in one day;

Meanwhile, our group waited until Friday, followed the trend, and secured a 20% profit.

The real change happened later.

He saw a coin drop and tentatively said to me: "How about we hold on this time?"

I only replied with two words: No way.

He gritted his teeth and cut losses, and that coin later dropped another 15%, which woke him up.

Now his biggest change isn't in his account, but in his emotions.

He doesn't get overly excited when prices rise or panic when they fall; trading feels as natural as breathing.

To be honest, small funds are actually the easiest to cultivate good habits.

I've seen too many players with hundreds of thousands, going all in; one drop, and their mindset explodes;

While those with a few hundred or a few thousand U, as long as the rhythm is steady, tend to go the farthest.

So stop saying that a small principal can't turn around.

What truly determines your fate has never been money, but whether you can control that eager hand that wants to click randomly.

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