“Can people with little capital turn things around?” I hear this every day. To be honest, if the crypto market is only a contest of who has more money, the winners should have already been the rich kids. $HEI
A few days ago, a sophomore and a college student came to find me—1500U, and we followed it for a little over a week and got it up to more than 6000U. Either you become rich quickly, or you just keep moving forward steadily. $BTC
We split the 1500U into three parts, and each time only moved 500U. He thought it was too slow, and I told him, why rush? First, make sure you’re alive, then talk about the rest. The market was chaotic in midweek, so I told him to hold his position and not act. Someone couldn’t resist and jumped in—he lost nearly 30% in a single day. We waited until Friday and rode the trend with a move, and we safely locked in a gain of more than ten percentage points. $XAU
In another trade, he saw a coin falling and wanted to hold on to it. I told him to cut it directly. He gritted his teeth and sold. That coin later dropped again by nearly 20 points. He said that knife cut his hand cold, but in his heart he felt steady.
Now he’s solid. When it goes up, he doesn’t get carried away; when it goes down, he isn’t afraid. Small money is actually easier to practice with—handling a few thousand U while following the rhythm steadily, with the best mindset, and the longest path.
Stop saying you can’t turn around if your capital is small. Whether you can turn things around doesn’t depend on how much is in your pocket—it depends on whether you can control that pair of hands that keep flailing around. #美国7月CPI与PPI数据本周出炉
A few days ago, a sophomore and a college student came to find me—1500U, and we followed it for a little over a week and got it up to more than 6000U. Either you become rich quickly, or you just keep moving forward steadily. $BTC
We split the 1500U into three parts, and each time only moved 500U. He thought it was too slow, and I told him, why rush? First, make sure you’re alive, then talk about the rest. The market was chaotic in midweek, so I told him to hold his position and not act. Someone couldn’t resist and jumped in—he lost nearly 30% in a single day. We waited until Friday and rode the trend with a move, and we safely locked in a gain of more than ten percentage points. $XAU
In another trade, he saw a coin falling and wanted to hold on to it. I told him to cut it directly. He gritted his teeth and sold. That coin later dropped again by nearly 20 points. He said that knife cut his hand cold, but in his heart he felt steady.
Now he’s solid. When it goes up, he doesn’t get carried away; when it goes down, he isn’t afraid. Small money is actually easier to practice with—handling a few thousand U while following the rhythm steadily, with the best mindset, and the longest path.
Stop saying you can’t turn around if your capital is small. Whether you can turn things around doesn’t depend on how much is in your pocket—it depends on whether you can control that pair of hands that keep flailing around. #美国7月CPI与PPI数据本周出炉