If your capital is less than 10,000, let me share an executable plan. If you can execute it, turning 1,000 into 1 million is also achievable.

Divided into two phases:

Phase 1: Use 1000 to roll over contracts and quickly accumulate to earn 100k! (Approximately takes 1 to 3 months)

In the crypto world, 1000 is about 140 USD!

Optimal strategy recommendation: contracts.

Each time use 30 USD, gamble on hot coins, ensure stop-loss and take-profit at 100 to 200, 200 to 400, 400 to 800. Remember a maximum of three times! Because in the crypto world, a bit of luck is needed. If you gamble like this, it’s easy to win 9 times and explode once! If you clear the three levels with 100, then your capital will reach 1100 USD!

At this time, it's recommended to use a triple strategy to trade.

Make two types of trades in a day: ② ultra-short trades and (strategy trades, enter trend trades when opportunities arise).

Ultra-short trades are used for quick strikes, at the 15-minute level. Advantages: high returns. Disadvantages: high risk.

Only trade at the Bitcoin level.

The second type of trade, strategy trades, involves using a small position, like 10 times 15 USD, to make contracts around the four-hour level. Save the profits and invest weekly in Bitcoin.

The third type, trend trading, is medium to long-term trading. Once you see it clearly, just go for it. Advantages: you get to eat more.

Find the right entry points and set a relatively high risk-reward ratio.

This method is also one I've personally tested: from February to March 2025, in one month, I turned 3,000 into 500k! Achieving a profit rate of 2108.17%!

In the crypto world, everyone has heard the story of 'turning 10,000 into 1 million', but the reality is that most people not only didn't make money but were instead completely wiped out by the market.


We have no insider information, no capital advantages, and no trading experience that can withstand several bull and bear cycles. What we can rely on is understanding the market, understanding ourselves, establishing rules, and controlling emotions.

The crypto world is not a shortcut to wealth, but a battlefield where only a few survive.

1. First, recognize the market: this is a world ruled by uncertainty.

The essence of the market is not a technical game, but a highly complex probability game.

You must accept—that no matter how brilliant a strategy is, it cannot consistently profit in all environments. Any trading system that claims a '100% win rate' is a scam.

What we can do is not to defeat the market, but to adapt to it, using discipline to combat uncertainty.

Profit and loss come from the same source: the way you make money determines how deeply you can lose. Heavy investment: it may double, or it may go to zero. High leverage for rebounds: you may take a bite, but if you get the direction wrong once, you're directly liquidated. Averaging down against the trend: sometimes it can save you, but in a one-sided trend, it's slow suicide.

The traders who can truly survive are those who bet repeatedly in 'probability advantages' using systematic methods—earning more when right and losing less when wrong. 2. Recognize yourself again: you are not a genius, nor are you a 'cool evening'.

Most people do not die in the market from ignorance, but from self-righteousness: obsessed with predictions: trying to catch every top and bottom. Technical obsession: piling up indicators while ignoring position and risk control. Superstitious about luck: crediting themselves for profits and blaming the market for losses. Overconfidence: after a series of winning trades, thinking they are invincible.

Please remember: Discipline > Skill, Execution > Inspiration, Stability > Excitement.

Real profitable trades are often boring.

3. The underlying logic that ordinary people can also make money.


You don’t need to be a genius, just establish a replicable and sustainable trading system.

1) Capital management: use only a small portion of total capital for each trade, test the waters with light positions, confirm the trend before increasing positions, and do not go all in at once. Total position should not exceed 30%, leaving room for maneuver.

2) Suitable cycles for yourself: short-term: for those with strong market feel and quick reactions. Swing trading: suitable for those who can withstand fluctuations and ride trends. Long-term: those who understand macroeconomics and fundamentals have a better chance.

3) The trading system should be simple, executable, and replicable. Trend strategy: trade with the trend, do not add positions against it. Range strategy: buy low and sell high; stop losses should be quick. Arbitrage strategy: cross-platform price differences, small fluctuations arbitrage, high win rate but slow.

4) Stop-loss and take-profit must be mechanically executed. Set the stop-loss level before entering, and cut losses when the point is reached. Take profits in batches, don't be greedy or timid; it's enough to catch the mid-market.

5) Emotional management: reduce the frequency of watching the market to avoid impulsive trading. Accept losses, do not double down when losing, and do not inflate when winning. Write trading journals and continuously review and optimize your system. The key to truly surviving: mindset and compounding.

The hardest thing to beat in the crypto world is not the market, but your own greed and fear.

What you should aim for is not 'ten times in a year', but stable annual returns + strict stop-losses + not being wiped out by the market.

Don't underestimate the importance of 'staying alive'. Compounding is the only way for retail investors to compete with institutions: 30% annualized returns equals 20 times in 10 years; 50% annualized returns equals 57 times in 10 years; doubling in one year, and blowing up in the second year is 0.

And if you accidentally lose—

Final advice: don’t aim to be a 'legend', aim to be a 'survivor'.

In the crypto world, legendary stories only belong to a very few. The vast majority of winners are those ordinary people who can survive in a long market.

Make fewer mistakes, execute more, and review often. Maintain rationality and patience.

The market is always changing, but rules do not. Your only goal is: to not get washed away in this great wave of sifting sand. If you feel confused, consider saving this article as the starting point of your trading journey. Not for getting rich, but to stay at the table.