As someone navigating trading with low capital and no steady income, I’ve realized how tough it can be to find a footing. Starting small feels risky, especially when every naira counts, but I believe there’s potential to grow even in this situation. 

I’ve been exploring strategies like using demo accounts to sharpen my skills and watching out for opportunities like airdrops or low-cap trades to build up gradually. However, it’s not always straightforward, and the fear of losses can be overwhelming. 

For those who’ve been in a similar position, how did you make it work? What tips or resources helped you grow in trading with limited resources? I'd appreciate any insights!

I totally get where you're coming from—it's a tricky situation. When Major hit $1.40 in the pre-market, I thought the same thing: could the listing price really top that? The market's been so unpredictable lately, and with the current bullish sentiment, it’s hard to say.

If I were in your shoes, I’d probably take a cautious approach. On one hand, holding during a bull run can lead to big gains, but on the other, it can be tempting to lock in profits when you’re already in the green. Personally, I’d consider holding a portion and maybe taking some profits off the table once it hits a point that feels right, especially if it keeps trending upwards. Ultimately, it’s about balancing risk and reward, and it’s tough to predict which way things will go in the short term.

What’s your gut feeling telling you to do—hold or take some profits?