Brother Gou used about $200 to try out hyperliquid at this address, strictly following the strategy he posted.

How to put it, if you want to make some small money, you still can.

There’s a saying: if you can turn 10,000 into 100,000, then you can turn 1 million into 10 million.

I used to believe that, but now I think it’s not that easy.

I believe that the process from 100W to 1 million is much more difficult than from 10K to 100K.

When your profits and losses fluctuate beyond your tolerance, your mindset becomes chaotic, and it’s impossible to execute a good strategy.

What kind of people make the most money? I think it’s those for whom losses don’t matter, and they are willing to use these losses to gain excess returns.

What exactly are we doing now?

Brother Gou thinks we are slowly accumulating principal and wealth, but when this principal and wealth exceed your controllable space, how do you manage it? I think that’s quite difficult.

Brother Gou is also learning, changing, and adapting. I can handle losses of $2000, $3000, and I’m willing to exchange these for gains of $5000 or $10,000. But when my position gets bigger and I need to withstand losses of $5000 or $10,000, my operations tend to become distorted. So now, I do some position splitting and allocate more funds to long-term investments.

Therefore, please don’t rashly increase your position size. Accumulating principal is not easy, and once your position gets bigger, you might quickly give it all back.

When is the happiest moment?

When your principal is only 500, but you make 200 in a single trade.

When is the most painful?

When your principal is 50,000, but you still only make 200 in a single trade.