Many people say that a few hundred dollars in the crypto world can't even make a splash.

But I tell you, the most common example I've seen is not losing because of small capital, but losing because you can't control your hands. $ETH
Two years ago, my account was down to just over $300.
I almost lost the courage to place orders, staring at the balance every day in a daze, that kind of frustration, people who haven't experienced it simply can't understand.
Later, I realized one thing: the market never lacks opportunities, what’s lacking is that when the opportunity comes, you're still there.
Since then, I stopped chasing rises and selling declines, stopped trading based on news.
Holding my position tight, setting stop-losses, taking a break if I don’t understand.
While others think about multiplying their money every day, I think about how to lose less every day.
The result is that this seemingly timid approach has gradually built up my account.
To be honest, it’s not a very nice thing to say: most people in the crypto circle are studying how to get rich quickly, only a few are studying how not to lose.
And the ones who actually make money in the end are precisely those latter groups. $BTC
Trading is about who survives longer, not who rushes the hardest.
Having less capital is okay; lacking rules is deadly.
Losing doesn’t scare me; what I fear is losing everything without learning anything.
As long as your account is still there, you still have a chance.
Those who survive are the ones qualified to wait for the next wave of the market. #Gate现货交易量增幅全球第一