#加密生态动态追踪 People often complain: "This is all the capital I have, I can't make waves in the crypto world." But those who have been active in the crypto market for years know very well—the amount of money they have is never the main issue; mindset and strategy are the keys to making money.

If only big players can survive in this market, retail investors would have been eliminated long ago. The reality is that there are countless traders slowly building their positions from small funds.

If you currently only have 100U, you face two options: one is to go all-in and bet on a market move; the other is to roll your position, gradually increasing it step by step. Which approach can last longer?

Going all-in sounds exciting, but in reality, it’s like risking your life on luck. If the market moves against you once, your account could be wiped out in a day. Only a very few lucky ones succeed. This method is not replicable and cannot be taught to others.

The real way to steadily grow small funds is through a rolling position mindset. Among my friends, most start with only two or three hundred U, and some are even reluctant to set stop-losses. I tell them the same thing: don’t think about becoming rich overnight. Set a small goal first, like turning 100U into 300U, then break that goal into three stages, each earning just 30-50U profit.

After each round, secure part of the profit, and continue using the rest for the next round. It may be slow, but it’s more risk-resistant, manageable in terms of drawdowns, and the most stable for compound growth. The biggest advantage of small funds is flexibility—you can quickly roll positions without the difficulty of turning around like large funds do.

My own position allocation looks like this:

Use a large position for steady basic income, a small position for flexible breakthroughs, and a secondary position for locking in profits. This three-pronged approach builds wealth gradually through compound interest.

After years of practice, I can sum it up in one sentence: trading doesn’t require every trade to make huge profits; the key is to minimize losses and truly protect profits. The less capital you have, the more you need to rely on rhythm, patience, and discipline.

So stop making excuses about "having little capital." Those who can truly grow their funds do not rely on luck—they build it step by step with a rolling position strategy.