#比特币与黄金战争 People often say: With only 2000U principal, is there still a way out in the crypto world? Actually, three years ago I was asking the same question.

Now the answer is very clear: having a small principal doesn’t mean no opportunity; the key is execution and mindset. Can 2000U turn around? Absolutely possible, but never go all-in impulsively.

This is the rhythm I’ve figured out: start with 500U to enter the contract market, keep an eye on the movements of hot coins, combine news and technical trends to find buy points, and set rigid take-profit and stop-loss lines. The first goal is simple—turn 500U into 1000U and then stop.

After passing this stage, use 1000U for the next round, aiming for 2000U. Win again, push from 2000U to 4000U. Three doubles, and the principal expands to eight times the original. Sounds very tempting, but here’s a trap: **three times is enough**. A nine-win streak in the crypto circle is worthless; one liquidation can wipe it all out. After winning, always know when to stop.

A more painful truth is that many people get carried away after passing three stages. The real difficulty is just beginning—learning to read market cycles, track capital rotation, and understand the logic behind project rises and falls.

When reaching the 4000U level, it’s truly the start of "participating in the market." At this point, don’t go all-in on one direction; diversify into several promising sectors: $AI, GameFi, L2, RWA, etc. Choose assets you can hold onto, so you won’t panic during market pullbacks, and when prices rise, you won’t sell prematurely.

Honestly, leverage itself is not a beast of destruction; it’s a neutral tool. Used improperly, it becomes a noose; used correctly, it amplifies. Light positions + strict stop-loss + stable mindset—these three are a thousand times more important than blindly chasing high leverage.

The road ahead is long, and the key is to take each step steadily.