I turned 1000U into 62,000 through real experiences
Many people think that small funds have no opportunity, but I turned 1000U into 62 times,
The process is not mystical at all, it relies entirely on rolling positions and discipline.
When I only had 1000U, "What can this little money do?"
But I know that small funds are actually easier to operate, less loss, and quicker rolling.
Core Method
1️⃣ Slow Coin Strategy: Stable coins, clear trends
I only trade coins with clear volatility and clear trends.
I don’t touch the market hotspots, I don’t follow the trend to chase highs, I eat slowly at every step.
2️⃣ Position Allocation Strategy: Use only 30% of total capital for each trade
The remaining money serves as insurance and rolling capital.
This way, even if the market reverses, I won’t suffer total losses.
3️⃣ Structure First: Breakthrough entry, add positions on pullbacks, retreat during consolidation
Breakthrough: When I see key resistance levels being broken, I decisively build positions.
Pullback: When the price pulls back to support, I add positions in the direction of the trend to amplify profits.
Consolidation: When the market is sideways, even if I feel eager, I absolutely won’t place a trade.
4️⃣ Strict execution of stop-loss and take-profit
Stop-loss: 5-7%, cut losses in a timely manner to avoid being harvested by the market.
Take-profit: 10-15%, realize profits in a timely manner for each trade and participate in the next rolling trade.
5️⃣ Profit Rolling
The profit from the previous trade is directly added to the principal of the next trade, gradually amplifying the account through the snowball effect.
Rolling Path
1000U → 2K: Early stage wave, steadily doubling, feeling very secure with the principal.
2K → 5K: Adding positions in the direction of the trend, rolling profits amplify, the account slowly expands.
5K → 31K: Risk control in place, the position allocation strategy shows its power, the account grows rapidly.
31K → 62K: The snowball effect becomes apparent, profits compound, turning 1000U into 62,000.
This carries the risk of drawdown, so do I need to emphasize the importance of stop-loss again? Mindset often determines discipline, which affects whether the method can be executed. Many who say rolling positions are useless basically face a drawdown (stop-loss) after two trades, and by the third trade, they either go half or full position trying to make it back. The result is just a disaster!
Every step is not luck, but discipline + method + patience.
My mindset and experience
Preserve capital first, don’t gamble on explosive rises, steadily take profits.
Don’t chase popular coins; slow coins are easier to roll.
Every profit is rolled into the next trade, the snowball effect allows small funds to multiply into a large account.
Control trading frequency, 1-2 trades a day is enough; too frequent can easily lead to emotional trading.