A while ago, a beginner came to me for advice, having 600 USD in their account.

Honestly, in the crypto world, this amount of principal is indeed insignificant—many people immediately dismiss it: "You can't really play with this amount, the fees are not even worth it."

But he didn't give up.

Today, I want to share this little story with 👇

**How can small capital stand firm?**

Many think that with little funds, you have to "go all in and gamble."

Quite the opposite— the less capital you have, the more meticulous you need to be in your operations, like doing handcrafted work.

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The first lesson he learned was not to look for coins with 100x potential, but to understand these three principles:

1️⃣ Position management is the baseline: always keep some cash on hand, even with 600 USD
2️⃣ Stop-loss awareness is insurance: set single-loss limits within 5% of the principal
3️⃣ Compound interest over time is true leverage: forget about "getting rich overnight," rely on continuous accumulation

I usually don't like to talk about specific numbers—but I can honestly say:

He never complained again about "not being able to play with little money."

Instead, he started to marvel: "It turns out that patience is the real speed."

If you're also testing the waters with small funds, feeling stuck, or being mocked for "insufficient startup capital"...

Remember this: every large account once started with someone's first 600 USD.

🚀 Now he's still persisting, and I want to tell you:

There are many stories about Bitcoin and Ethereum, but those who can do small things solidly are very rare.

Start small, step by step, making your crypto asset allocation stable—that is the long-term winning strategy.