#美联储回购协议计划 To be honest, I have been navigating this market for many years and want to share my insights with you all—why small funds don't grow big. Simply put, it's not a technical trading issue, but rather a psychological barrier.

I am a lesson learned the hard way. When I saved up 200,000 RMB, I started to change. At first, my goal was clear; I wanted to use trading to buy a nice car. But upon reaching that amount, it became a mental barrier—on one hand, I felt that this money was hard-earned and it was time to stop; on the other hand, I couldn't help but want to double it, so I could secure both the principal and the profit.

During the process of going from 200,000 to 400,000, I experienced countless moments of self-doubt. Whenever my account dipped, I would start to panic, treating my trading capital as "a deposit that must not be lost." The more I feared losses, the more distorted my actions became, completely disrupting my original trading logic. Later, I even borrowed money to continue playing, completely falling into a gambler's mentality, deeply trapped in it.

The real turning point came suddenly. I decided to let go of my obsession with "money" itself, no longer labeling my accounts, and no longer viewing trading funds as something essential. All I saw were the trends, and all I had in mind was logic. With this slight shift in thought, the ceiling of the entire trading experience was shattered.

In the early years, I tried everything—small coins, hot projects, meme coins. The most impressive was the $DOGE trade, where my largest position reached 10 million U. But look at me now, my main holdings are basically just circling around $BTC and $ETH.

Why? To put it bluntly, the amount of capital has changed, so the strategy must change. The day trading tactics suitable for small capital are completely ineffective for large capital; it is necessary to switch to the hourly, 4-hour, and 12-hour time frames to make swings for stability.

The most common mistake I have seen is - when the funds grow, the mind still stays in the small capital era, still wanting to take risks and gamble in small coins. Isn't this just waiting to be taught a lesson by the market?

Final piece of advice: When your capital scale changes, your cycle choices, trading strategies, and risk management must also adjust accordingly. If you can't get past the psychological barrier, no matter how strong your technical analysis is, it won't save you. This is the real rule of the game.