Lose the small amount of money, the core problem is not that there isn’t enough, but that you’re too impatient. When the money is small, the most common mistake is being in a rush to make it back, chasing price spikes, and trying to prove yourself. The moment you get impatient, your position gets heavy; once your position is heavy, your stop-loss becomes something you can’t bring yourself to execute. And once you can’t execute it, you start holding and “tanking it out.” You hold until you can’t hold anymore, and then the account is gone. On the other hand, look at those who survive with small capital: they did the same thing right—slowing down the pace. Only focus on the popular coins; if there’s no signal, don’t act. If a stop-loss should happen, don’t hesitate. When you make a profit, take it off the table first. After changing “impatience” into “stability,” the account actually started to improve. That moment of slowing down is the starting point for a small-capital comeback#USIranDealOrNoDeal $LAB $HYPE