Having a small capital is not a problem; the real issue is always trying to change overnight. If you want to move steadily, follow me.

"Capital less than $1,200, listen carefully: the most important thing you need to learn now is not quick wealth, but survival."
I have a friend from Zhengzhou, 28 years old, working in delivery in Xi'an.
Two years ago, when he found me, his account was only $1,200. He followed trends daily, put everything into the market, and as a result, he started losing more and more. Within six months, he almost lost everything.
I didn't explain complex things to him; I simply gave him three strict rules.
First, divide your money.
$400 for short-term trading, $400 for trend following, $400 as a survival account—never touch it. Full leverage seems powerful, but in reality, it gives you a chance to survive.
Second, only trade in clear trends.
Avoid trading during consolidation; if there is no clear trend, stay out of the market. Many people lose not because they predict incorrectly, but because they fall into market volatility and lose repeatedly.
Third, stick to the rules.
Cut losses at 2%, secure part of the profits at 4%, and when reaching 20%, take at least one-third of the profits. Most importantly—do not offset your losses by increasing your position size.
At first, he wasn't used to it, but he strictly followed the rules.
In four months, from $1,200 to $25,000, now steady at $38,000, and he hasn't lost his account once.
He told me something very honest:
I used to think profit depended on luck; now I realize it depends on correctly executing simple rules.
The crypto world is not short of opportunities; it’s short of those who can survive.
Your small capital is not a problem; the problem is that you always try to change overnight.
If you want to move steadily, be slower, but grow gradually, follow me.
I won't accompany you in gambling; I help you survive first, then we start earning slowly.