Small funds turning around in the crypto world, the key is not frequent trading or leverage trading, but grasping the rhythm and execution. Here is a breakdown of a practical approach.

**Step 1: Save up to 10,000 in principal**
3,000 is indeed too weak. Instead of rushing to invest, use two months to accumulate 10,000 through part-time jobs or reducing expenses. With too little capital, even if the market starts, you won't get much.

**Step 2: Wait for BTC weekly MA20 breakout, target new coins**
For small funds, the strategy is to focus on hot new coins—such as APT, OP, SUI—tokens that emerged during the bear market, with stories and track records. When BTC is strong, pick 2 of the most promising ones for heavy positions, and don’t spread your fire. Avoid getting caught up with old stable coins like BTC and ETH, as doubling your money is much harder.

**Step 3: Sell immediately if BTC breaks below MA20**
A weekly close below BTC's MA20 is a signal—exit immediately, even if it means taking a loss. You only have 3 chances to exit, treat each seriously. Use your profits to invest, never borrow money, and don’t think that averaging down will save you.

**Step 4: Capture 3 opportunities of 5x, and you’ll have a million**
Turn 10,000 into 50,000 with 5x, then again to 250,000, and finally a 4x to break 1 million. Grasping these 3 opportunities can give you a return of nearly 100x.

**Step 5: Stop loss after 3 consecutive mistakes**
If you fail 3 times in a row under this logic, it indicates that short-term speculation is not suitable at this stage. Instead of forcing it, go back to work, improve yourself, and wait for the next big cycle—your success rate will be much higher.

**The core rule is simple**
Rhythm beats fantasy; strict stop-loss beats greed. Don’t chase highs, avoid high leverage, and don’t chase tail ends. Those who can truly follow the trend and stick to discipline will never be wasted in the crypto world.