When I just got into the crypto world, very few people could resist the temptation of getting rich quick. So was I. I started with a few hundred U; what truly changed me wasn’t how much principal I had, but that my mindset changed. At first, my first reaction when placing an order was: how much can I make? Later, it became: should I even do this trade? With that one change, everything flipped. In the small-capital stage, I’m not thinking about doubling—I’m focused on honing execution. I enter with a fixed position size every time: no overexposure, no all-in. The biggest advantage of small money is that you can afford to lose—it’s perfect for drilling your actions. After my account grew bigger, I actually traded less. If there isn’t enough certainty, I don’t move. I only act when the trend is clear; if there’s no setup, I just hold the coins. Many people think staying in cash is a waste of time, but real traders know that waiting is itself part of trading. After my account grew, I added one more rule: periodically withdraw a portion of the profits. It’s not that I don’t trust the market—it’s just to remind myself that numbers only matter once they become real money#BTCReaches$80000 $BTC $ENA #SolanaSpotETFInflowsHitRecord$1.22B $ZEC