Starting with 10U, I tested it for 3 months and rolled it up to 2000U. This is not a myth; it is a way of survival fought for by a poor person in the crypto world.
What can 10U do? It's not even enough for a hotpot meal. But I relied on this 10U to roll it up to 1000U, then to 2000U. There are no shortcuts; it's all about disciplined operations that come with blood.
Step 1: Start with 10U — either double it or lose it all.
The goal is simple: turn 10U into 20U, and stop after making 100%.
Choosing ETH is intentional; it has good liquidity, strong volatility, and few spikes, which is very important for small funds.
Leverage set directly to 100 times — don't panic; this is how small funds should operate. With a principal of 10U, only use 5U to open a position and keep 5U as a backup. When ETH price is 3000U, open 0.0016 ETH (about 5U), set profit-taking at 50% (close at 7.5U), and stop-loss at 20% (4U forced close).
The core principle is simple: run away immediately after making a profit; never be greedy; cut losses immediately, don't wait until deeply trapped. Only make 1-2 trades a day; don't touch more. Lost money? Mandatory ceasefire for 2 hours; emotional trading is the death knell for small funds.
With a small principal, low leverage cannot earn money at all. With a 1% fluctuation in ETH, 100 times leverage can either double your account or wipe it out. Don't waste time in tedious fluctuations; either make a fortune or admit defeat and start over.
Step 2: Rolling rhythm — 3 consecutive wins = principal × 8
When you reach 20U, the strategy must change. Use 10U to trade (50% position), take profits at 50% and stop, bringing total funds to 25U; then use 12.5U to trade, profiting 50% to reach 31.25U; next, use 15U to trade, and when successful, you will be close to 50U.
But there is a strict rule: make a mistake and you will be sent back to restart with 10U immediately. Don't complain about the hassle; this is a mantra to prevent greed.
When you reach 80U, divide it into 8 parts, each order 10U, and reduce leverage to 50 times. Set profit-taking at 30% and stop-loss at 10%—when the principal is large, you need to seek stability, no more doubling down.
Many people can't hold onto money, not because they lack skills, but because they can't control their hands. If you can't maintain discipline even with 10U, then giving you 1 million will also lead to a liquidation.
The crypto world is not a casino; it is a survival game. Though 10U is small, it can reveal who can truly survive in this industry. I rolled from 10U to 2000U using this clumsy method, relying not on luck but on the determination to take profits on each order and decisively cut losses.
If you're also struggling in the crypto world with a few dozen U, don't rush in recklessly. Try this tactic; survive first, then you can wait for the day to feast.
