#数字资产市场动态 The real bottleneck for doubling funds is not actually a technical issue.

What traps most people, frankly, is that psychological wall.
The less capital you have, the more volatile your emotions are. Seeing your account floating with losses makes you restless, while a slight profit makes you eager to close and run. In the end, trading becomes a pure battle with your own emotions—how can the funds possibly grow?

The true breakthrough is here—treat losses as normal trading costs, not as a flood of disasters. When you no longer fear losses, you'll open positions more decisively, and set stop-losses more firmly. No matter how volatile the market, it won't shake your holdings. Only then can you fully ride out a trend.

But this is only the first hurdle. Once the capital scale increases, the strategy must also upgrade.

In the early stages with small funds, you can use a "short, fast, fierce" approach to cycle through various coins, but as the capital grows, this method becomes just providing liquidity to the market. Large positions must focus on assets capable of supporting your holdings—mainstream coins with sufficient liquidity. The trading rhythm should shift from intraday to swing trading, upgrading from minute K-lines to daily charts.

Simply put, whether your funds can step up is never about your understanding of the market, but about you as a trader. If you're stuck at a certain capital level, it's really because that psychological and methodological barrier hasn't been truly crossed.