There's an interesting phenomenon: sometimes 300 yuan can earn more than 30,000 yuan. It may seem like luck, but there are actually deep structural advantages behind it.

Small-scale traders have three invisible privileges that large funds can only dream of.

First is agility. Entering and exiting the market are milliseconds responses, so there's no need to worry about slippage or liquidity backlash. You can buy whenever you want, sell whenever you want, without the feeling of being trapped or powerless.

Second is a much lighter psychological burden. The cost of trial and error is low, so they dare to try new coins, accept imperfect entry points, and are not hesitant because of fear of losses. This decisiveness itself is an advantage.

The most crucial point is clean decision-making. Without being hostage to sunk costs, they won't be forced to add positions or hold on just because "I've already invested so much." Every decision is an independent judgment.

The bottleneck for large funds is actually only one thing: once they move, the entire market knows. Whether buying or selling, such a large volume can't be hidden, making it easy to be sniped or followed with reverse operations. Conversely, small funds can quietly position themselves, and by the time large funds notice, they already have an advantage.