#数字资产市场动态 $ETH The market is hot, how does small capital keep playing?

People often come to me about this. Seeing the market so crazy, with only a few ten thousand yuan, they feel they can't get started. My answer is simple: don't rush, those who are truly anxious have already been taught a lesson and exited the market.

I've been using this method for several years, and this year I upgraded it again. The core is to survive longer, walk more steadily, and keep risks under control.

**Survival is the first lesson**
I never gamble everything on a single bet, like 50,000 yuan. I split it into 5 parts, only moving one part each time, keeping the other 4 parts as life-saving funds. When the market goes up, I add to my position accordingly; if I judge incorrectly, I stop immediately. I don't try to predict the market or fight the trend; I follow the market rhythm—buy when it's right, sell when it's time.

**Let price fluctuations work for you**
What is the most comfortable trading state? Making money even while sleeping. I follow a grid-like approach: automatically buy when the price drops 10%, automatically sell when it rises 10%. I don't bet on the direction of the rise or fall, only profit from the middle fluctuation zone. The longer I stay in the market, the more solid my gains become.

One premise to remember: only trade mainstream coins, and liquidity must be sufficient. Being able to survive long-term is a hundred times more important than a short-term surge.

**Compound interest hides big gains**
Leaving money idle is equivalent to depreciation. Even a 0.5% savings account interest, over the long term, compounds. When profits reach a certain level, I lock in some. For every 20% profit, I take out 10% and transfer it to a cold wallet. This is to prevent the profits already earned from taking on additional risks.

When $BTC experiences significant volatility, I directly say no to altcoins.

This year, I set a strict rule for myself:
- No clear stop-loss point, no placing orders
- No clear take-profit target, no placing orders

Many people actually have opportunities, but the problem is they keep over-leveraging, over-gambling, and over-emotional. As for me, I do two things: first, completely turn off emotions and let rules make money; second, understand that turning tens of thousands into millions is not a miracle—it's about whether you're willing to slow down.

In this market, surviving longer than most people is more valuable than beating most people.