Recently, many new friends have asked: I only have two or three thousand oil, how should I get started? My answer has always been the same: choose a solid fundamental project with proper technical analysis, concentrate your position to fight for the first pot of gold; if you're unsure, split into two or three parts, allocate to two or three truly promising projects, and moderately diversify risk.

Whether concentrated or diversified, there is only one core rule: when it rises, withdraw the principal first, and let the profits continue to run. With a zero-cost position, you are truly safe and easier to hold onto your chips.

But reality is quite tough: spot trading is slow, easy to get trapped, and most people can't hold on and end up disrupting their plans. The difficulty with small funds is: low win rate, funds can't grow; chasing high odds reduces the win rate, and frequent fluctuations can easily blow up your mentality.

Therefore, what small funds need most is low drawdown and stable compound growth, not sudden wealth. Over-leveraging is a big taboo; those who dare to leverage heavily have a win rate and resilience far beyond imagination. Don't dream of "making money with a million"; if you can't do well with a few thousand oil, you will lose even with tens of thousands.

To grow small funds, the only way is steady and solid, making precise moves, minimizing mistakes, and letting profits slowly compound. Remember: slow is fast, living longer is more important than running fast, and being able to stay at the table continuously is itself a way to make money. #我看好的中文Meme币