#美联储降息 A newcomer came the other day and quietly asked me, "Starting with only 1500U, is that okay?"

I didn't rush to answer. In the crypto world, small funds are most afraid of being scammed, but what he said next moved me: "I don't want to get rich overnight; I just want to steadily reduce my positions. What do you suggest?"

I could see that this person was different.

I told him, divide 1500U into 10 parts, each 150. If one trade goes wrong, stop immediately—no intention of adding more. He followed my advice. After losing twice in a row, he only said, "I'm not here to gamble with my life; just holding steady is enough."$FHE

He set himself a boring little goal—earning 2% per day. One day, his account increased by 5%, and he happily shared a screenshot. Then he quietly transferred 1% profit into a cold wallet. This level of self-control is something many professional traders can't achieve.$BTC

Steadily progressing like this, his account reached 4500U in half a month. All subsequent additions used only profits, with the original principal remaining untouched. After more than a month, the account broke through 50,000U. Everyone in the team was impressed, not because the returns were extraordinary, but because of his stability—every trade was so solid that it was impossible to find fault.

He later said something I’ve always remembered: "The first thing I look at is the take-profit line; only then do I look at the K-line." At that moment, I realized that someone like him would eventually carve out a place in this field.

Newbies lack not opportunity but patience. The biggest fear for small funds isn't market fluctuations but emotional swings. If you're also entering with a small capital, don't be nervous. If you get the direction right, take it slow—sometimes, that’s the faster way.

Many people fall into a dead cycle, not because they don’t try hard, but because they can't find the right direction. Opportunities never disappear, but someone needs to lead the way. Get the method right, stabilize your mindset, and how can you not succeed?