Do retail investors with a few k U really have a chance to turn the tables in the crypto market?

Many newcomers feel anxious as soon as they enter the market: "Am I too late? Can I still catch a big trend?"

To be honest, there is no standard answer to this. Whether you can turn things around depends on three key points: your strategy, your execution ability, and whether you can resist temptation.

I have a buddy who started with 3000U and in half a year has ground it to 40k, very stable.
I have also seen ruthless individuals who made a fortune overnight, got overly excited and continued to increase their positions, only to see their accounts go to zero three days later.

This market has never lacked wealth creation myths, but behind these myths lies a strict rhythm control.

Let's talk about something concrete first—bull market, which is indeed the biggest window period for retail investors.

Once the market starts, those small-cap cryptocurrencies can easily start at 3x, 5x is common, and 10x is not unusual.

But this explosion window often lasts only a few days. Can't seize it? Then you'll just become the background when others showcase their profit screenshots.

So what should retail investors do? I have 3 hard-earned practical experiences here 👇

**Rule 1: Simplify positions, 2 mainstream + 1 potential target is enough.**
Mainstream coins are responsible for stabilizing the basic market, while potential coins aim for a wave of high returns.
Never open a full position—this is not called diversifying risk, it's called spreading your energy, and in the end, you won't be able to keep an eye on any of them.

**Rule 2: Write the script in stone before each transaction begins.**
Entry price, target level, and stop-loss line are all set.
Execute at the designated time, and never increase the position or hold the order.
Learn to let go, and withdraw when needed. The market will not give you a chance to recover just because you lost.

**Article 3: Always keep 30% in cash, absolutely do not go all in.**
No matter how fierce the market is, you must leave yourself an escape route.
This is not being timid; it's saving bullets for the next opportunity.
Many people didn't make the wrong judgment in direction, but rather they didn't have the chips to wait for the turning point.

Remember one thing - a bull market is a springboard for turning things around, but only calm people can land steadily.

Don't get carried away when prices rise,
Don't panic when it drops.
As long as you are still at the table, good cards will eventually come to you.

What this market fears the most is not the lack of opportunities, but rather when opportunities arise, you are still hesitating and dreaming.

Can ordinary people turn their lives around? Yes. But the premise is – live long, stay steady, and be decisive when it's time to act.