#以太坊大户持仓变化 People often ask me: if I only have less than 1000U in principal, is there still hope in the crypto space?

Every time I get asked this, I laugh. Not at the person asking, but because I completely understand that feeling of being conflicted.

When I first entered this space, I had only 800U in my account, and it later dropped to 300U. During that period, my hands trembled when placing orders—not from fear of losses themselves, but from fear that one wrong decision would mean getting knocked out with no chance of comeback.

Later I brought along a friend who started with only 600U and was almost ready to give up. The first thing I told him was very straightforward: "Stop thinking about making a comeback, learn how to survive first."

A month later, 600U became 6000U. Two months later, the account broke through 20,000. Throughout the entire process, never liquidated once, trading so steady it didn't look like a beginner.

Some people will say this is luck. But those three months were actually quite "boring" for him—no going all-in, no chasing rallies and panic selling, no impulsive orders, every operation strictly followed the rules.

At first he also doubted: "This is too slow, can it really make money?"

I showed him my real trading account: when the market moves, I take a portion, during consolidation I reduce positions, when unclear I simply hold cash and wait.

Making money ultimately isn't about having bigger guts, it's about having stronger execution.

Later he gradually understood one principle—having less principal is actually an advantage. Light positions naturally mean smaller risk, and the account can grow steadily instead.

I keep emphasizing: