Many people immediately say, "Small principal? No chance!" Back then, I only had 3000U, and I managed to grind my way up from a "small fry" to a "big shark" that could turn the tables. 1: Small positions for guerrilla tactics, take profits when you can At that time, I was like a rookie, with only 3000U in hand, too afraid to charge in recklessly. I could only take small positions to test the waters, entering and exiting quickly. When the market gave me a little profit, I immediately took my knife back, without dragging my feet. Bit by bit, I grew my 3000U to 12600U. Others laughed at my small gains, but I knew in my heart: this step was the lifeline for survival. 2: Treat profits as bullets, never touch the principal Once the market direction became clear, I changed my strategy—adding positions, but only using profits! I treated my principal like a sacred tablet, never touching it. This way, even if there were fluctuations later, the only thing I lost was profit, while my base capital remained solid as a rock. With this tactic, my funds surged to 50,000U, all while keeping my principal intact. 3: A big market move strikes decisively The real turnaround came during that explosive rally. My positions were all built from profits, and when the opportunity arose, I held on tight and struck decisively. Profits rolled into profits, riding the wave of the market, and I surged to 120,000U in one go. Looking back, I wasn't the smartest, nor did I have any insider information. The difference was: while others kept switching strategies, I stuck to three iron rules—no greed, no chaos, and never touching the principal. Opportunities have come and gone, but most people, with loose hands and chaotic minds, ended up losing themselves halfway. Brothers, remember: small capital is not a dead end; as long as you are ruthless and steady enough, it is the spark for a comeback. #BTC #OKB