How can one survive in the cryptocurrency space for the long term? I’ll provide a feasible plan; if executed properly, turning 3,000 into 1 million is not a difficult task.


I entered the market with 100,000, earned 10 million, and lost up to 8 million in debt, but later achieved a profit of 42 million. Now I consider myself financially free. In the past two years, from 2024 to 2025, I turned an investment of 200,000 into a return of 418,134.86%, rolling it up to over 42 million. Let me give some practical advice to newcomers.


Why did I enter the market?
Opportunities are certainly abundant. The cryptocurrency market trades 24 hours a day, without the need to clock in for work. Catching a bull market can be equivalent to ten years of salary, like in 2025 when Trump-themed coins surged by 15,000% in a day.
Skill upgrades are also fast; watching the market daily can develop market intuition. Understanding technical analysis and on-chain data can lead to a successful transition into being an analyst or creating media content.


Saying one isn't tempted by the lure of getting rich is a lie. Those who hoarded Bitcoin early on saw prices break $80,000 in 2025, and many had their assets increase by dozens of times. Who wouldn’t feel envious?


My method of trading coins is actually simple and practical.
Many people believe that trading cryptocurrencies relies on 'insider information' or 'precise predictions', but in reality, ordinary people can make money just by following simple discipline. I’ve summarized a 'Five-Step Staggered Method' that is suitable for players with limited capital:

Divide your funds into five parts, for example, splitting 10,000 into five 2,000 portions. Only use one portion at a time, and never touch the rest — this is to avoid the impulse of going all-in.

Test the waters with 2,000. Choose a cryptocurrency you believe in and first buy 2,000 worth of spot trading. Remember, beginners should absolutely avoid leverage; the volatility of spot trading is already enough for small funds to double.

Buy more after a 10% drop. If it drops 10% after your purchase, invest an additional 2,000. This lowers your cost by 5%, and as long as it rebounds by 5%, you can break even, which significantly reduces psychological pressure.

Take half the profit after a 10% increase. No matter how much it might rise afterward, sell half to lock in profits. For instance, if 2,000 rises to 2,200, sell 1,000, and even if the remaining 1,000 drops back, at least you’ve secured a profit of 100.

Use cyclical operations to let profits roll in. Use the profits from taking profits to find new coins and repeat the previous steps. Using this method with 10,000, achieving a 5-10 fold increase in a year isn’t hard; the key is not to be greedy, and to be satisfied with a 10% profit each time.


Following the trades must be done with every transaction, otherwise you won't make big money. There are many misconceptions when turning small funds into large ones, such as thinking that short-term trading can multiply your capital, which is incorrect. Wanting to exchange time for space and expecting to get rich overnight is not advisable; small funds should focus on medium to long-term investments.
Is a piece of paper thin enough? If you fold it 27 times, it becomes 13 kilometers thick; if you fold it 37 times, it’s thicker than the Earth, and 105 times it wouldn't fit in the universe. With a capital of 30,000, consider how to triple it in one wave, then triple it again. This way, you'll quickly reach four to five hundred thousand, instead of thinking about making 10% or 20% every day, which will eventually lead to your downfall.
Remember, the smaller the capital, the more you should focus on long-term investments, relying on compounding to grow your funds. Don’t engage in short-term trading for small profits.

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