Why do traders with small capital die the fastest?

Trading with a capital of 20,000 and trading with the same capital of 20,000 yield completely different results.
The problem is not the capital, but patience.
A big player with 20 million doesn't rush to make money; they wait for an opportunity when the market moves 10% — that’s 2 million — and handle it calmly.
You only have 100,000, a small capital; even a 50% profit is not enough to live on, so you have to trade frequently, panicking and chasing every opportunity, running like a hamster on a wheel.
It’s not the market that destroys you, but the pressure of survival needs plus trading anxiety.
You think trading should generate daily income, like a job with a monthly salary.
Experts do the opposite — one trade a year, one trade sustains them.
When the trend arrives, they enter with a large position; when the market pulls back, they sit on financing and wait.
A wise person preserves their opportunities, reacts at the right moment; the more hasty — the poorer, the calmer — the more stable.
Trade with the mentality of a wealthy person, and you will be able to change your fate.
You lack not diligence or opportunities, but a mentor who will help you earn steadily.