Friends with just a few hundred or a few thousand USDT in principal are the most anxious: How can I turn such a small amount around? Here’s the conclusion first: the advantage of small accounts is
precisely that they’re nimble. Don’t blindly apply strategies meant for large accounts.
【Three suggestions】1. Keep contract leverage below 5x. The biggest threat to a small account is being wiped out, not
It grows slowly; 2. Shift 80% of your energy from “looking for 100x coins” to “practicing execution”—if you’re going to practice anyway,
practice with small positions on BTC/ETH. Your chances of survival are much higher than when practicing on small-cap coins (at least, you’re less likely to
get taken out by a single wick); 3. Add a little to your principal whenever you have money left over each month. A steadily rising principal curve is better than
Taking one big gamble is a hundred times more reliable.
A hard but true fact: there are cases of people turning things around with small amounts of capital, but what they have in common isn’t high leverage
but that the trader had developed discipline before losing everything.
What do you think? Share your experiences in the comments.