Let's start with a straightforward statement: Yes, it's possible, but you must follow the right path.

Don't rely on gambling, luck, or a big all-in bet. I personally started with a small principal and gradually accumulated to eight figures, and I've helped many others—turning a few hundred or thousand dollars into tens or hundreds of thousands. Do you think they are expert traders? Wrong. The core is two words: Method + Execution.

**Strategy One: Target three 10x coins—High-awareness approach**

The logic sounds incredibly simple: catching three 10x coins in a row, and your 1,000 bucks can directly turn into at least 100,000. But reality hits hard—most people don't fail to catch the 10x; they simply can't hold on. I've seen too many such cases: the coin only rises three times, and they start panicking, hurriedly selling out. Meanwhile, the coin actually hits 10x, and they end up buying at the top. Even more absurd, they see their investment double and still dream of a hundredfold, only to see all profits wiped out in the last round.

Recently, I managed a project where I clearly outlined the logic, range, and take-profit points. Some people diligently followed a three-stage take-profit plan, and their accounts soared to new heights; others ignored advice, shouting "one K-line changes life," but in the end, all profits vanished. True 10x gains are never about luck; they depend on whether you have the discipline to hold firm.

**Strategy Two: Rolling positions—The most stable progression for small funds**

If your capital isn't large, I recommend this route. The key is four words: Patience + Certainty. Many fail at rolling positions not because of market conditions, but because they want to do everything, jumping in whenever the market moves, and they can't even explain why they opened a position.

My trading involves only three types of orders, each with clear trigger conditions and stop-loss mechanisms. What's the benefit? Risk is controllable, and the power of compound interest can truly take off. Small funds are afraid of a sudden big loss that wipes out everything; the core of rolling positions is discipline—each time you make a profit, it's just a small move in the market, but over time, these small gains add up.