Starting with 800U, my position size was way too large—I really couldn't handle the volatility. I need to increase my leverage little by little; otherwise, I won't be able to hold through the trade. Even when I'm right about the direction, I still can't hold on! I've been right about the direction ten times already, but I just can't hold on! Take this ETH trade, for example: I had my stop-loss level set, but when the volatility hit, I couldn't take it. You can read the article I wrote—I said to watch ETH around 2030, and that night it wicked down to 2029. If I'd held that position, I would've made 2900U! So if your capital is small, keep your position size small too. Don't make it too big. I've already withdrawn 3000U, and now I've grown my starting 800U to over 2000U again. All I need to do now is follow my trading plan: if the price drops to my level, I have to stop out and not hold on to a losing trade. When I'm sitting in front of the computer, I need to think through how I'll handle both going long and going short, instead of having my mind set on just one direction. It's the same with ZEC tonight—otherwise, I would've made at least 2000U, but I only made a little over 300U. I think I feel much less pressure this way. You can only stay calm when trading without pressure; otherwise, your emotions swing too much. Even when you're clearly right about the direction, you can't help closing the position! Even if you use a trailing stop-loss or take-profit, during the trade you'll see profits pull back or losses add up, and you just can't handle it emotionally! Wishing all my fellow traders success! Don't hold on to losing trades—stay in the market, and you'll have more opportunities! Starting with 800U, let's see how much I can make from here!