The biggest advantage of small capital is actually the speed of recovering the investment.

As long as the direction is right, the principal can be recovered in a few times.

Small-cap cryptocurrencies can be a good opportunity; it may cost a few more Gas, but the potential returns can be in the hundreds or thousands of times. The risk-reward ratio is extremely asymmetric.

Last year, my capital size was small, and combined with a lazy mindset, I mostly relied on long-term positions; this year, the market rhythm is different, with hotspots emerging one after another, so the strategy has switched from "waiting for the rabbit" to "taking the initiative."

Looking back, this is actually somewhat similar to Buffett's path—he initially learned Graham's "cigar butt investing," and later gradually developed his own value investing system.

Different stages require different strategies, but the core logic remains unchanged: we need to find the strategy that best suits the current environment and capital size.