$BTC There are always people who use "small capital" as an excuse for not making money, but this is purely self-limiting.

$ETH If one really needs large capital to profit in the market, the B circle would have long lost its place for ordinary investors.

$ZEC Assuming you only have 100U and want to turn it into 1000U, what would you choose?

Is it all-in for a tenfold return? Or is it the "rolling warehouse" strategy, steadily accumulating wealth?

The answer is clear: the former is betting your life on capital. The B circle market changes rapidly; an all-in bet may seem to double quickly, but it’s very likely to result in total loss due to market reversal. Countless people have proven this method to be unwise through their experiences.

The essence of the rolling warehouse strategy is not to pursue violent profits for overnight riches, but to steadily increase profits and effectively control risks through reasonable planning and operation.

I have had many friends whose initial capital was only two or three hundred U, and some were even reluctant to set stop-loss orders, fearing the loss of their only principal.

The core method I taught them is very simple: first set clear small goals, such as turning 100U into 300U, then break this goal into three rounds of operation, each aiming for steady profits of 30-50U.

After completing each round of operation, lock in part of the profits for safety, while the remaining funds continue to roll over for operation.

It’s like ants moving homes; the progress seems slow, but it can truly accumulate profit.

When I operate myself, I also adhere to this logic: large positions as the mainstay steadily earn basic profits, while small positions flexibly roll over to increase profits, and then use secondary positions to lock in profits and prevent drawdowns. In fact, the essence of rolling is to cultivate patience and ability to repeatedly play against the market.

The key to trading is not to make every single trade a huge profit, but to ensure that the overall direction is correct, that small mistakes can be promptly corrected, and that the profits made can truly be solidified.

Stop using "small capital can't play" as an excuse! Precisely because the capital is small, it is more suitable to use the rolling strategy to refine the trading rhythm and build a complete trading system.

Rather than fantasizing about getting rich overnight, it’s better to lay a solid foundation step by step and accumulate compound interest through steady operations.

As your capital gradually increases, you will definitely appreciate these days of silent accumulation.