I often hear people say: "With little funds, you can't turn things around at all." I really want to break this misconception.

Honestly, my initial capital was only 1000U. At that time, the reactions from people around me were very straightforward—this amount of money can't even create a ripple in the market, and some even mocked me as being here to "teach you how to lose money." But now, with a strategy system I’ve developed through years of exploration, I’ve turned that 1000U into 190,000U. This is definitely not luck; it’s supported by a specific methodology.

I want to break down this process for you, which actually consists of three stages:

**Stage One: Finding Rhythm with a Very Small Position**

At the beginning, I was very disciplined—using the smallest position to test the waters, only chasing clear small wave opportunities. When I made a profit, I would immediately take it off the table, never greedy, always keeping risk in check. By operating steadily like this, 1000U became 2000U. The core of this step is to build confidence while cultivating strict risk awareness.

**Stage Two: Using Profits to Amplify**

Once the market direction was basically confirmed, I rolled the profits into increased positions—note, I didn’t touch the principal at all. During this stage, 2000U grew to 4200U, relying entirely on reinvesting profits. Even if some trades lost, the psychological burden was small because I was losing money that I had already earned. The benefit of this approach is that you can gradually adapt to larger positions while keeping risks within control.

**Stage Three: Snowballing to Catch Major Trends**

In subsequent trades, I continued this logic—using profits to reinvest and gradually enlarge the position. Until a critical market opportunity arrived, and the account suddenly jumped to 190,000U. For this to succeed, the first two steps must have accumulated enough methodology and psychological resilience.

I’ve found that many people don’t lack opportunities; they fail due to "lack of execution." They have a fleeting interest—today doing this coin, tomorrow switching to another idea—and when emotions fluctuate, everything gets chaotic, and they end up losing everything.

After many years of experience, I’ve boiled it down to four core disciplines:

✅ **Prioritize Mainstream Coins**—Only focus on those with solid fundamentals; wave patterns should have logic. Even tempting altcoins are not to be touched.

✅ **Add Positions Only When Profitable**—Immediately reduce positions when losing; never stubbornly hold onto a trade. Better to miss opportunities than to force a trade.

✅ **Control the Rhythm**—Don’t be greedy or impatient; make each move carefully. Avoid frequent entries and exits, as that only increases costs and psychological stress.

✅ **Make Execution a Reflex**—Once position management and trend judgment are practiced repeatedly to a certain degree, it becomes an instinctive response.

In simple terms, many people feel they are not destined for opportunities. But opportunities are always there; the problem is whether you can hold onto the most certain ones and persist to the end. Small funds are not scary; what’s scary is lacking a clear strategy and patience to execute.