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 less capital, but losing because of not being able to control oneself.
Two years ago, my account was down to just over 300 dollars at its lowest.
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 is never short of opportunities, what’s lacking is that when the opportunity comes, you're still there.
Since then, I stopped chasing rises and selling on dips, stopped listening to news to make trades.
Holding my position tight, setting stop-losses to the limit, if I don’t understand, I just take a break.
While others think about multiplying several times every day, I think about how to lose less every day.
The result is that this seemingly timid approach gradually built up my account little by little.
To be honest: most people in the crypto world are studying how to get rich quickly, only a few are studying how not to lose money.
And the ones who actually make money in the end are precisely those latter group.
Trading is about who survives longer, not who rushes the hardest.
Having less capital is okay; not having 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 qualified to wait for the next wave of market trends. $BTC