Starting from 2,000 yuan, if you want to make a name in the crypto world, there are actually only four words: surviving is the most important.

The biggest enemy of this initial capital is impatience. Heavy positions, high leverage, full positions—seem bold, but essentially it's gambling. Quick in and out, stories of losing everything are too common.

Your current lesson is not how to get rich quickly, but how to make fewer mistakes. At this stage, surviving is more critical than earning.

**Choose one of the two paths**

First: Focus deeply on one or two projects you truly understand. For example, $SUI, $SOL—these have clear logic and obvious trends. Keep a close eye on them and master every fluctuation.

Second: Diversify your investments by splitting your money into several parts and spreading them across two or three promising targets. This reduces the risk associated with any single asset.

Either way is fine, but one ironclad rule must be followed: once you make money, withdraw the principal immediately. Let the remaining funds run on their own. This is the strongest psychological defense for small funds and helps you truly hold onto the market trends you should.

The real killer for small accounts isn't the market itself, but itchy fingers, fear of missing out, and impatience. Frequent trading and chasing highs will gradually erode your capital. Those who survive rely on controlling drawdowns and stubborn patience.

Don't think slow growth is a problem. Doubling 2000 to 4000 is a double, and turning 10,000 into 20,000 is also a double. Those initial doubles are actually the most valuable because they help you develop mental resilience, accumulate experience, and grow your capital.

Market opportunities are plentiful; what’s scarce is the person who can survive until the opportunity arrives. For big directions like $BNB, $SOL, just pick one, and the rest depends on your willpower.