Since last month, a lot of crypto traders have been worn down by $BTC and $ETH. Daily volatility is less than 1%. Long positions don’t rise, short positions don’t fall. Open a trade and get slapped. The experience is terrible. So, many of us were forced to switch to trading the storage sector in U.S. stocks. I’m one of them—if you want to make money, you can only trade assets with big swings. Altcoins excluded! At first, I went in with large positions, following my old habits from the crypto world. The result? As soon as the market opened, I got hit by wild price swings, stopped out, and had to leave. Later, I reduced my position size. With smaller positions, there’s less pressure, and I can hold steadily. The profits aren’t huge, but it feels good. The issue was my expectations were wrong at the start. The high volatility in crypto is taking a break for now, so I had to adjust with a more cautious mindset. Using smaller capital isn’t being timid—it’s sustainable positive feedback. Making money in U.S. stocks isn’t hard; it’s just that the approach is different.