Recently, a lot of folks with small capital of 1000U have been asking me the same question:How to roll 1000U into 5000U or even 10,000U?Let me be honest:The quickest way for small capital to die isn't by earning slowly, but by dying too fast.Many jump in with full positions, heavy leverage, thinking they'll double up in one go.But often, they end up wiped out in just two or three trades.To grow 1000U, the core principle is three words: stay alive.First, about position sizing.At the start, don’t rush to max out your position; use 200-300U for your initial trades.Keep your position size under half.If your account can’t withstand a 20% drawdown, how can you talk about rolling it?Second, only trade what you understand.What does it mean to understand?There’s support, there’s resistance.The trend direction is clear.Stop-loss levels are defined.The scariest thing in trading isn’t making a wrong call; it’s not knowing what you’re doing at all.Third, always set your stop-loss first.In a 1000U account, keep each trade's loss within 50-70U.Many think this is too slow.But the reality is, most people don’t die slowly; they get wiped out in one big loss.Fourth, don’t be greedy with your profits.Many small accounts fail because of one word: greed.Take profits when you can; if you can grab a bit, do it.Small swings of a few dozen points, larger moves around a hundred points, that’s already pretty sweet.As your account slowly grows, for example, from 1000U to 3000U, you can slightly increase your pace.You can raise your single position size to 800-1000U.But keep risk within 3%-5%.Remember this sequence:Small capital phase — survive.Medium capital phase — speed up.Once your funds are larger — protect profits.Also, there’s one thing many hesitate to do, but it’s super important: cashing out.When your account doubles or triples, take some profits out first.For example, when you grow from 1000 to 3000, withdraw 500U.When the money hits your wallet, you’ll be a lot calmer.Account drawdowns won’t make you freak out.#BitcoinSlipsAfterStrongUSJobsReport #SKHynixProposedUSListingPositiveFeedback #FidelityLowersSpaceXIPOMinimumTo$2000 #SuiToIntroduceConfidentialTransfers $USDC
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U.S. and Iranian negotiators have reportedly agreed on a draft 60-day ceasefire framework, along with the start of fresh nuclear talks. But the deal is still waiting for final approval from President Trump and Iran’s leadership.
If approved, this could become one of the biggest diplomatic breakthroughs in years.
The reported framework includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz, easing tensions in the Middle East, possible sanctions relief, and new negotiations around Iran’s nuclear program. Sources also say discussions include unrestricted shipping routes and steps to prevent further military escalation.
What makes this moment intense is that missiles were flying only days ago, oil markets were shaking, and fears of a wider regional war were growing fast. Now suddenly, both sides are talking instead of firing.
Nothing is official yet, and one decision could still change everything. But tonight, the world is watching closely because this could either calm the region… or become another deal that falls apart at the last second.
This is incredibly sad news, say a prayer in your thoughts tonight for Nathan's family tonight.
Quote from ONDO: "It is with profound sadness that we announce the unexpected passing of Nathan Allman, Ondo's founder. Our hearts are with his family and loved ones.
Nate’s brilliance, humility, and drive shaped every part of what Ondo is today. His belief in the power of technology to create a more open, accessible financial system lives on in everything we build. The impact he had on this industry, and on all of us personally, cannot be overstated.
Nate also helped us build a durable organization with experienced leaders across all facets of the business. Ian De Bode, Ondo Finance’s longtime President, will serve as CEO. Ian has been leading our strategy, product, and day-to-day operations for over two years and has the full confidence of the leadership team.
We will continue building what Nate started. That is the most meaningful way we know to honor him."