Stop complaining about not having enough starting capital. I once had a student with only 500 U in his account.
Everyone laughed at him, asking what he could do with that little money? It wasn't even enough to cover a party.
But he gritted his teeth and followed my lead. From day one, he strictly adhered to a position control and rolling plan, avoiding greed, impatience, and chaos. As a result, in less than a year, his account had grown to 90,000 U.
In the first phase, he only made one or two trades per day, keeping his position size below 20% of his total capital. Even if the opportunity was excellent, he would never go all in.
During this period, he had a single goal: to double his principal.
In the second phase, after his principal reached 1,000 U, we began adding to our positions with profits, sticking with mainstream coins and clear trend signals, locking in profits as soon as they came in.
While we missed several sharp rises during this period, we also avoided several sharp declines.
In the third phase, once our account broke 30,000 U, we gradually increased our position size to 50%, coinciding with the upward trend of mainstream coins and taking advantage of the entire market. By the end of this wave, his account balance had exceeded 90,000 U, and he hadn't touched a cent of his principal throughout the entire process.
I've coached countless people, and most of their failures weren't due to poor methods, but rather to inconsistent execution.
One day, seeing others making money, they'd change their strategy; the next day, facing a small pullback, their mentality would collapse. The result was either chasing the gains and getting trapped, or having their entire positions wiped out, and their survival was short-lived.
The key to rolling isn't getting rich quick, but rather letting profits multiply, cutting losses immediately, and treating every market rally as an opportunity to accumulate chips. With a steady pace and relentless execution, a small amount of capital can be rolled into a large one.
Opportunities are always there, but only those with steadiness can consistently seize them.
If you don't want to be stuck in this same spot, join me in planning your path to a quick exit from the downturn. The current market is a prime time to recover and reinvest.
