Have you ever thought about whether those big players in exchanges who operate with millions actually earn more than small retail investors? Actually, not necessarily. The key is not the amount of money, but the mindset.

Many people enter the market with the idea of getting rich overnight, and this mindset itself is a losing game. The biggest danger in trading cryptocurrencies is this gambler's mentality—going all in, chasing highs and selling lows, emotional trading. The result is often more thorough losses.

On the other hand, if you only have a thousand dollars in capital, you need to be more rational. Set a small daily goal, such as earning the equivalent of a regular salary each day, and accumulate slowly. If you stick to this, not only could your account double in a year, but it might even grow more.

True experts are not those who make big money in one shot, but those who use the power of compound interest to eat away at the market. The advantage of small accounts is this—flexibility, low trial-and-error costs, but if the method is right, the growth potential is even greater. This year, instead of following high-risk operations, it’s better to find a steady rhythm and see how much your account can grow by the end of the year. Time is the best compound interest machine.