Can a small wallet turn around? #战略性加仓BTC Teach you how to play

Recently, I’ve been asked often: I’ve only saved over 2000 USDT, is it still possible to enter the crypto space?

My view is—small funds are actually easier to turn around. The key isn’t how much money you have, but whether your mind is clear.

I’ve seen too many people rush in expecting to get rich overnight. Starting with all-in on the first move, but when the market slightly fluctuates, they get wiped out easily.

My method may sound "stupid," but it’s this stupidity that keeps me alive long enough and earns steadily.

**First thing: Don’t be dazzled**

There are thousands of coins, but you only need to focus on 2–3 mainstream coins. Too many will only cause confusion, and when the market moves, you’ll be panicked.

**Second thing: Stay calm when a big trend arrives**

Don’t chase during a surge, don’t panic during a plunge. Once emotions take over your mind, buying at the top and selling at the bottom becomes inevitable. The market loves to eat this kind of meal.

**Third thing: Always leave a way out**

Don’t go all-in. You should keep at least one-third of your cash in your account. Those who are fully invested will panic if the market drops 10%, leading to all kinds of reckless moves.

**Fourth thing: Write your take-profit and stop-loss on paper**

Decide beforehand how much profit to take or how much loss to accept, then let the system execute. Most people lose money not because the market is wrong, but because they’re reluctant to act.

**Fifth thing: Learn some basic skills**

No need for complicated theories, just mastering moving averages and basic patterns can help you avoid over 80% of pitfalls.

**Sixth thing: Enter in multiple steps, don’t go all-in at once**

Split your position into 3–5 entries. No matter how it moves, you won’t go broke.

The core is just one sentence: you must be able to think independently.

No matter how loud the community shouts, you’re only losing your own money. Opportunities are always there; it depends on whether you can survive long enough and stay steady.