Someone asked: I have 3000 yuan in hand, is there still a chance to enter the crypto world now?

To be honest, a principal of 3000 is not much today. Think about it, 10 years ago, BTC was less than 500 dollars, and 3000 RMB could buy 1 coin, which would be worth over 700,000 now. But that's a thing of the past.

BTC is currently hovering around 90,000 dollars, and after dropping below 100,000, it has been grinding at the bottom. Newcomers entering with 3,000 dollars, hoping to double quickly? That's basically unrealistic. But if you're willing to spend time learning, there are still opportunities.

Several directions can be explored:

**First understand the basic concepts**
What is BTC? How does blockchain work? What is the difference between spot and contracts? If you haven't even grasped the basics of the industry, losing money is highly probable.

**See how others earn**
Observe what strategies the people who have made money are using - can their methods be replicated? Are they suitable for your capital size?

**Cognition Determines the Upper Limit of Earnings**
In the market, you can only earn money within the scope of your understanding. Blindly following trades and chasing highs while cutting losses usually ends up just giving money to others.

**The trend is here, hold on tight**
I have seen someone short from 4070 all the way down to 2800, taking the entire segment of profit. Of course, this requires technical judgment and mindset; most people are actually satisfied with taking a portion of the middle segment.

The biggest problem with a small capital is its weak risk resistance and extremely low tolerance for operational errors. I have seen someone gradually increase from 100U to 3000U, but every step must be taken cautiously; a single mistake could bring them back to the starting point.

So entering the market with 3000 bucks is not impossible, but don't expect to get rich quick. First, survive, then talk about making money.