I often hear beginners ask: "I don't have much money, can I get into the crypto world?"

The answer is yes, 7000 yuan (about 1000 USD) is more than enough. The key is not how much money you have, but how you play.

I've seen too many people try to get rich overnight with small funds—going all-in on small coins, opening 50x leverage, and ending up with their funds wiped out in a month. In fact, the survival rule for small funds in the crypto world is only one: stability, not gambling.

This is the insight I gained through losses. Back then, I jumped in with 8000 yuan, didn't understand the rules, and lost everything to just 2000 yuan in less than half a month. After the pain, I reflected and developed a practical approach:

**Divide 7000 yuan into 10 parts, each 700 yuan (100 USD), and operate separately.**

**First red line: Use only 3x leverage.** High leverage is a beginner's graveyard; avoid it.

**Second: Only trade mainstream coins.** Wait for a pullback and clear signals (like dragonfly doji, bottom divergence patterns) before entering, to ensure a higher win rate.

**Third: Take profits immediately when earned.** Never move the principal; use profits to roll over positions. This way, even if you lose later, you won't feel bad.

For example, with ZEC. After a brief correction, the pattern stabilizes. Use 100 USD with 3x leverage to enter, and aim for a 30% profit, which is 90 USD profit. Take out that 90 USD, and next time, use it as principal to continue trading. If you earn another 30%, it becomes 126 USD—that's the power of rolling over.

The core logic of rolling over is simple: prioritize the safety of the principal, and use profits to infinitely amplify returns.

At its core, the crypto space is a place to make money with your brain, not your courage. Those who dream of getting rich overnight often end up crying and losing everything. Starting with 7000 yuan and steadily building your trading system is more important than anything else.