#数字资产市场动态 Small funds survive in the crypto world more easily than achieving results in the stock market——but the prerequisite is that you have a set strategy. I’ve seen too many people lose money, and it’s not a strategy problem but a matter of execution ability being too weak. Today I share a simple yet steady approach, especially suitable for small investors within 100,000.

**Tip 1: Don’t seek many coins, precision is most important**

The crypto market is vast; why aim for all-round skills with small funds? Lock onto 2-3 active coins. That way, when the market moves, you can respond. Constantly switching coins? That’s just inviting trouble and will only blur your judgment.

**Tip 2: The market tests human nature the most**

During rapid surges, it’s easy to get greedy; during sharp drops, panic selling is common. Successful traders always keep their emotions half a beat behind the market—first analyze the chart structure, then decide whether to act.

**Tip 3: Keep positions light, maintain a steady mindset**

Full position is an absolute no-go zone. Keep at least 30% cash on hand. This has two benefits: less psychological pressure, and if the market really offers an opportunity, you still have bullets to add to your position.

**Tip 4: Have a plan for profits and losses**

Exit at your target price, and cut losses immediately if wrong. Don’t think “a little more rise”—greed this time might wipe out all your previous gains.

**Tip 5: Enter and exit in batches, don’t gamble everything on one shot**

Whether building a position or exiting, do it in stages. This greatly reduces the risk of mistiming, especially in volatile markets.

**Tip 6: Don’t need to learn too deep technical analysis**

No need to obsess over complex indicators. Just learn to identify trends, find support and resistance levels, and observe volume—these three are enough. They help you filter out most operational traps.

**Tip 7: With so much news flying around, trust the system**

Others’ opinions are numerous, but nothing beats your own fixed trading rules. Following the crowd and listening to news will only lead you by market sentiment.

Small funds want to survive long-term; it’s not about being aggressive but about discipline. Stick to your trading rules, manage your position sizes well, and time will naturally reward you.