Many people want to know: can you really turn 10,000 yuan into 400,000? The answer is yes. But the key is not to gamble blindly, but to understand how to use contract leverage to reasonably amplify returns. Here, I share a two-step practical approach.

**Stage One: Grow from 1,000U to 4,000U, small funds for practice**

Start by converting about 7,000 RMB into approximately 1,000 USD. Each entry uses only 200U, focusing on recently hot coins—preferably new coins with news support, such as XRP or similar assets with expected divergence.

In this stage, there are two strict rules to follow: double your profit and close the position, exit immediately when 200U becomes 400U—don’t be greedy; cut losses at 50%, with a decisive stop-loss at 100U—don’t hold on to losing positions. Ideally, winning three consecutive trades can reach 1,600U, but after three rounds, stop at 4,000U. Luck plays a big role in this phase; greed can turn a night into zero in a second.

**Stage Two: 4,000U to execute combined strategies, seek steady progress**

With more capital, learn to diversify your layout to control risk.

Use 400U for short-term trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum. Watch the 30-minute K-line, and when the market is active in the evening, follow trades, aiming for a 4%-6% profit before stopping. This is not greed, but accumulating small wins for larger gains.

Every week, invest 200U regularly into Bitcoin contracts, treating it as a "digital piggy bank." If you believe Bitcoin will rise from $50,000 to $100,000, hold for half a year to a year—don’t panic if it dips. This approach suits those who don’t have time to watch the market all day.

Use the remaining funds to catch trend trades. For example, if there’s an expectation of central bank easing, pre-position for Bitcoin bullishness. Always set a take-profit point (1.5x return) and a stop-loss line (-15%), and learn to analyze news and market trends. Beginners are not advised to try this casually.

**Important discipline points to remember:**

Never invest more than 1/12 of your total funds in a single trade; never go all-in. Every trade must have a stop-loss. Trade at most twice a day; if you’re restless, shift your attention elsewhere. Once your target is reached, withdraw promptly—don’t always think about "earning one last wave."

Steady and slow wins the race; this is the right way to reach the shore.