Recently, too many new fans have been asking me: “I only have 1000U, 2000U, how should I start? $BTC $ETH $BNB
My answer has always been the same: choose a strong fundamental and technically sound altcoin, concentrate your bets, and aim for the first bucket of gold.
Split the funds into 2-3 parts, and allocate them to 2-3 potential projects to diversify risk.
No matter which path you choose, the core logic remains unchanged:
Once there is an increase, first withdraw your principal and let the profits continue to run.
“Zero-cost holding” is the safest and most efficient way for small funds to advance.
But the reality is often: the spot market is slow, you may get stuck, and most people lack patience—thus, the strategy is hard to implement.
The real challenge for small funds lies in:
1. Without a high win rate, it is difficult for small funds to grow continuously.
2. Pursuing a high risk-reward ratio will inevitably reduce the win rate, and frequent pullbacks can crush your mindset.
3. What small funds really need is: low drawdown + stable compound interest.
4. Whether to go long or short is not key; the ability to sustain profits is.
5. Over-leveraging is a big taboo—those who dare to take large positions have win rates and tolerance far above yours.
This last sentence may hurt, but it is absolutely true:
Don't always fantasize, "Once I have 1 million, I can make money."
If you can't do well with just a few thousand U, giving you several hundred thousand will still lead to losses.
The only path for small funds to grow big: steady progress, precise execution, reducing mistakes, and sticking to compound interest. “Slow is fast,” in this market, persistence is far more important than speed, just surviving is making money.
A single tree cannot form a forest, and a lone sail cannot go far. In the crypto space, if you don’t have a high-quality network and lack first-hand information, come find me—let's find the right rhythm together, move steadily forward, and welcome to the team!
