Here's a harsh truth: the smaller the funds, the harder it is to trade. When big players open low-leverage positions, that's investing; when we open 125x leverage with just a few tens of dollars, it's a close combat, with an absurdly low tolerance for error. The stop-loss is so tight that a slight poke and you're out.

Forget about those fancy indicators; naked K-line charts combined with moving averages are actually enough.

For small funds looking to turn around, here are the key points: avoid opening trades frequently to save on transaction fees; even with just a few tens of dollars, practice proper position sizing; cut losses decisively and don't hold onto losing positions; if the trade is right, let the profits run; aim for a risk-reward ratio of at least 1:3. Currently, Bitcoin is stuck in a narrow range with no strength; 95,000 is a critical level. During such times, it's recommended to stay on the sidelines and watch, rather than always trying to catch the bottom.