I've seen too many stories like this. Carrying a few thousand yuan into the market, with nothing in mind but "going all in" and "getting rich overnight."

On the first day, they can hold back; on the second day, their hands start to itch; by the third day, they’re leveraging. After just half a month, the account is wiped out, and they disappear from the community.

Everyone knows this market is fierce, but what’s truly deadly isn’t the market—it’s thinking too impatiently.

When the principal is small, the mentality is more prone to explode; once the mind is disturbed, trading discipline is completely broken. Chasing gains, holding on stubbornly, adding positions, going all-in—these actions come one after another, each step like arguing with the market. But the cryptocurrency market never cares about your emotions.

You have a principal of 1,000 yuan, but you operate with a mindset of 100,000 yuan, resulting in only one outcome—using the smallest investment to experience the fastest exit.

Many people are unwilling: "My principal is so small, how can I be aggressive and still turn a profit?"

Actually, the opposite is true. The smaller the principal, the less it can withstand turbulence—one emotional outburst can be fatal, one misjudgment can be deadly, and there’s simply no capital to gamble on "what if."

This isn’t a game of doubling your money; it’s a game of survival. First, preserve the principal, then consider scaling up.

Only when you can steadily turn 1,000U into 1,500U will you have the confidence to look at opportunities of 3,000U; those who can’t withstand even a 20% correction shouldn’t expect the market to give you 100% returns.

People who truly go far here never rush to prove how strong they are. They do one thing: keep every loss within a range they can still continue to play.