Many people immediately say, "Small principal? No chance!" But back then, I only had 3000U, and I managed to grind my way up from a "small fry" to a "big shark" that could turn the tables. Step 1: Small positions for guerrilla tactics, take profits when you can. At that time, I was like a rookie, with only 3000U in hand, too scared to rush in. I only dared to take small positions to test the waters, entering and exiting quickly. When the market gave me a little profit, I immediately took my knife back, without dragging my feet. Just like that, I chewed my way from 3000U to 12600U. Others laughed at my small gains, but I knew in my heart: this step was the lifeline for survival. Step 2: Use profits as bullets, never touch the principal. Once the market direction was clear, I changed my strategy to increase my positions, but only using profits! The principal was treated like a sacred tablet, never to be touched. This way, even if there were fluctuations later, the only thing lost would be profits, while the base capital remained as solid as a rock. With this tactic, my capital surged to 50,000U, with zero damage to the principal throughout. Step 3: A big market move strikes decisively. The real turnaround came during that explosive rise. My positions were all built from profits, and when the opportunity arose, I held on tight and struck decisively. Profits rolled into profits, riding the wave of the market, and I surged all the way to 120,000U. Looking back, I wasn't the smartest, nor did I have any insider information. The difference was: while others kept switching strategies, I stuck to three iron rules—no greed, no chaos, and never touch the principal. Opportunities didn't pass me by; rather, most people were too loose and anxious, getting themselves wrecked halfway. Brothers, remember: small funds are not a dead end; as long as you are tough enough and steady enough, they can be the spark for a comeback. #ETH