Many people start by saying, 'I don’t have much capital.' But back then, I only had 3000U on me. I gritted my teeth and kept rolling positions, transforming from a 'small shrimp' into a 'big shark' capable of flipping the table. First: Small positions for guerrilla tactics, take profits quickly At that time, I was like a rookie soldier, holding just 3000U and not daring to rush in recklessly. I only dared to use small positions to test the waters, getting in and out quickly. When the market gave me a little profit, I immediately took it—no hesitation, no dragging things out. Bit by bit, I chewed my way from 3000U to 12,600U. Others laughed at me for earning small amounts, but I knew deep down: this step was the lifeline to survival. Second: Use profits as ammunition, don’t 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 relic, never touching it. This way, even if there were fluctuations later, the losses would only come from profits, while the base capital remained rock solid. Using this trick, my funds surged to 50,000U, all while keeping my principal untouched. Third: Strike decisively in big market moves The real turning point came during that massive rally. My positions were entirely built from profits, and when the momentum hit, I held on tight and didn’t let go, slicing through the sky with one decisive move. Profits rolled into more profits, riding the market wave all the way to 120,000U. Looking back, I wasn’t the smartest, nor did I have insider info. The difference was: while others kept switching strategies, I stuck to three iron rules—don’t be greedy, don’t act recklessly, and don’t touch the principal. Opportunities weren’t lacking, but most people loosened their grip and lost focus, drowning themselves halfway through. Brothers, remember this: small capital isn’t a dead end. As long as you’re ruthless and steady, it can become the spark for a comeback. $ETH