#我的2026第一条帖

Trading, it's okay to take small positions, and also fine to take large positions.

When trading, money management has always been an important part.

Many people emphasize small positions, saying it can reduce risk; there are also many who emphasize large positions, to seize opportunities, and can't do so with small positions.

So, should you go with small or large positions?

Actually, you can consider from several aspects:

First, your ability level. If you are very skilled at entering the market and can often jump in at explosive points, then of course you should seize the opportunity and take a large position.

If your entry ability is weak, then small positions are definitely better, with wider stop-losses being more advantageous, otherwise you'll keep hitting stop-loss.

Second, your desire level. If your desire is strong, your position should be larger; if your desire is small, your position should be lighter.

Third, your risk tolerance. For a single trade, how much loss can you accept? If your acceptance is high, your position will be larger; if you can't tolerate large drawdowns, your position should be lighter.

Therefore, whether to take large or small positions depends on the individual, matching ability, desire, and risk tolerance. What's suitable for you is the best; others' methods may not suit you.

Next, I will be preparing to stake a project that will experience a rapid surge in the short term, and I am also looking for meme coins on the Solana chain.