#密码资产动态追踪 I often get asked by beginners: I only have a couple of thousand dollars, how can I survive in this market?

My advice is straightforward: select 1-2 fundamentally solid projects and focus your deployment; or split your principal into 2-3 parts to create a small diversified portfolio to spread risk. No matter what you choose, the ultimate secret is this — once the project takes off, withdraw your principal immediately, and let the remaining profits run on their own. This is called "zero-cost holding," and it’s also the safest way for small funds to operate.

But reality is always harsh. Spot trading moves at a snail’s pace, easily trapping people, and most can’t endure this process, leading to broken plans.

The real dilemmas faced by small funds:
1. No high win rate, growth becomes a luxury
2. Pursuing high reward-to-risk ratio, win rate inevitably collapses, and drawdowns can crush your mindset
3. What’s truly needed is: low drawdown + stable compound interest
4. Short-term or long-term isn’t the key; the key is whether you can keep earning
5. Heavy positions are absolutely taboo — those who dare do so are either invincible in win rate or have extraordinary psychological resilience

Finally, this might be a bit harsh: don’t daydream every day about "waiting until I have hundreds of thousands to turn things around." If you can’t manage a few thousand now, even a million will end up losing.

The only true way out for small funds is — steady deployment, precise entries, reducing trial and error, and letting compound interest snowball. In this market, slow and steady beats speed; living long enough is itself a way to accumulate wealth.