#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 Why is it difficult for small funds to grow large?

In simple terms, what's holding you back has never been technical analysis or point judgment.

The real barrier is your own heart that cannot get through.

With a principal of just over ten thousand, you can't sleep at night when your account drops by 5%; when it rises by 10%, you rush to cash out and lock in profits. This isn't trading; it's a struggle with your own emotions. You can never fully release your position, and naturally, your capital curve can't break through the ceiling.

I have seen too many people—

Staring at the market until my eyes ache, I've learned a bunch of technical indicators, yet my account is still going in circles.

Where is the problem? The ability to withstand psychological pressure has not undergone a qualitative change.

When the day comes that you truly understand: don't panic with floating losses, open positions steadily like an old dog, cut losses cleanly and decisively, hold onto your trades, and don't rush to run away with floating profits—by then, you will naturally be able to make money. Don't chase the top, don't catch the bottom, let the long-term compounding work its magic, and your account will speak for itself.

Let’s talk about the second hurdle: after the scale of funds increases, the strategy must change accordingly.

In the small capital stage, you can play short and quick, rapidly rolling the snowball through frequency and execution.

But when you reach a certain scale, you need to start paying attention to liquidity, market structure, and wave rhythm. What you needed before was "speed", but now what you need is "accuracy"; previously, it relied on high-frequency operations, but now it relies on structural thinking.

From small capital to large capital, what you break through is not just the account numbers—

It is more you.