Many people ask me if small funds can participate in the crypto space. I say yes, but you have to follow the rhythm. Last year, I brought a friend who started with only 600U. At first, he went all in every day, and as a result, the market taught him a lesson. Later, I had him reorganize his thinking—split the principal into three parts: one part for short-term trading of mainstream coins, one part only for trends, and one part that never moves. Three months later, his account steadily grew to 18,000U, and he never blew up his account once. He relied not on luck, but on rules. If the market is stagnant, just watch; if it moves, then take action; secure profits first, and cut losses. The biggest fear in the crypto space is not losing money, but chaos. Small funds need to be steady; don’t think about getting rich quickly. If you can stick to discipline, understand the rhythm, and know when to stop, you won't be far from doubling your investment.