Recently, many new friends ask: I only have two or three thousand U, how do I get started?

My answer has always been:
Find a solid fundamental project with good technical analysis, focus your position, and aim for your first pot of gold.
If you're unsure, split it into two or three parts and invest in two or three projects you truly believe in, diversifying appropriately.

Whether concentrated or diversified, the core principle is:
When it rises, withdraw the principal first, and let the profits continue to run.
With a zero-cost position, you are truly safe and easier to hold.

But the reality is:
Spot trading is slow, easy to get trapped, and many can't hold on, leading to plans falling apart.

The difficulty with small funds is:
No high win rate, money can't grow;
Pursuing high odds reduces win rate, and fluctuations can easily blow your mindset.

Therefore, what small funds need most is low drawdown and stable compound growth, not a quick get-rich scheme.
Long-term or short-term doesn't matter; consistent profit is what counts.

Overleveraging is a big taboo.
Those who dare to leverage heavily often have win rates and risk tolerance far beyond your imagination.

Don't fantasize about "I'll make money when I have a million."
If you can't do well with a few thousand U now, you'll lose it back even with hundreds of thousands.

The only way for small funds to grow big is:
Steady and sure, make precise moves, minimize mistakes, and let profits compound slowly.

In this market, slow is fast; surviving longer is more important than rushing.
Being able to stay at the table continuously is itself a way of making money.
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