#大户持仓动态 Many friends have asked me a question:

If I only have a few thousand yuan, can small coins like $PIPPIN, $PTB really turn around?

Instead of giving a bunch of grand principles, I’d rather share my own story.

Back then, I was in a similar situation — had some idle money in my account, and reluctantly exchanged it for 1000U. At that moment, I realized this was no longer an attempt, but a full commitment. But I didn’t go all-in at once.

**How did I start?**

I only used 200U for the first trade. The choice was simple: the most popular and hottest coin of the day. If it doubled, I’d sell; if it lost half, I’d cut losses immediately. No exceptions, no fantasies.

After winning several times, my principal started to grow.

But the real test isn’t making money — **it’s controlling yourself**.

Whenever I earned a little over a thousand in a day, I would forcibly stop trading. No looking at K-line charts, no touching my phone, just staying calm all day. Repeating this process, my capital gradually accumulated.

Later, I changed my approach.

Divided my funds into three parts: one part for short-term sniping — quick in and out when I see an opportunity, never greedy; another part for dollar-cost averaging into some mainstream coins, focusing only on cycles, not mood; the remaining part stayed untouched, waiting for a big market move to take another wave.

**What is the most important habit?**

Before placing an order, I must write down two numbers: the profit target to exit, and the loss limit to stop. Those who don’t set these in advance are almost certain to be defeated by emotions in the end.

I’ve always adhered to four bottom lines:

- Never bet everything on a single position
- Set stop-loss for every trade
- No more than three trades per day
- Withdraw profits once earned

I’ve seen too many people who rely on luck to make their first money, only to lose it all again. Why? Because of greed.

I can go from 1000U to where I am now, honestly, there’s no secret — **be ruthless with the market, and even more ruthless with yourself**.