Many people think that small funds have no chance to enter the market, but that's not true. The key lies in whether execution and risk control are in place. Large funds and small funds are no different here; both can find a rhythm that suits them.

Why follow up with one-on-one guidance? Frankly, everyone's position size is different, and their risk tolerance varies. A uniform plan simply doesn't work. No matter how good Bitcoin's market trend is or how clear the direction is, when placed in different accounts, it must be tailored to the individual. Some have 50,000 in capital, others 500,000; the same operational logic presents completely different risks in their hands. This is why trading plans must be customized based on each participant's real trading situation. Not everyone can follow the same rules, and the market won't particularly favor anyone.