Having limited funds is not an excuse, nor is it a reason, to act recklessly.
If a big investor's account goes bankrupt, he still has money in his other account, so he can still enjoy the good life and pick up girls.
If you mess around with your small amount of money, once it gets liquidated, your current life may become a problem.
So the bottom line is, the smaller the capital, the more cautious you should be.
No matter how small the capital is, if it is your entire fortune, you need to trade cautiously with low leverage. You cannot go all in, but start with smaller capital.
If you have 50,000, you should separate 2,000 and challenge yourself to make 50,000 from 2,000.
If you only have 5,000, challenge yourself to make 200 to 5,000.
The mentality of doing this is definitely different from going all-in, and after achieving the challenge, your confidence will be greatly increased.
If you fail to achieve the challenge, it means that you can't even do well with small funds with a good mentality. Then you can't go all in with big funds. Continue to practice with small funds.
If you complete the challenge, withdraw the principal and a portion of the coins as restart funds and continue the challenge.
Once you achieve something, the second and third challenges will become much easier and more confident.
But if you only have 50,000 and you use it to go all in, it is easy to lose control of your mentality, and if you make a mistake for the last time, your position will be blown up and everything will go to zero.
——At this time, if you still want to grow your small capital, it will be very difficult because your principal is gone.
