Many fans are messaging me: “Old Yang, can 10,000 really turn into 400,000?” I confidently say yes! But it's definitely not about recklessly going all in with a “gamble” mindset; those who tell you “All in new coins will double overnight” are either foolish or malicious! As a seasoned analyst who has faced contract risks three times and endured two rounds of bull and bear markets, today I will fully explain the “small capital reversal logic” that can be easily followed by beginners, with no fluff, just practical tips!

First, let me highlight the core point: to amplify returns with small funds, it relies on “strategy + discipline,” not luck! From a 10,000 principal, 7,000 (70%) should be used as “offensive capital,” while 3,000 should be kept as a reserve fund (to prevent needing to add margin during extreme market conditions). The offensive capital should first be exchanged for about 1,000 stablecoins, and the process should be carried out in two steps, with “stability” as the priority; impulse is the epitaph of retail investors!

Step 1: Rolling 1000 pieces of stablecoins to 4000 pieces – practicing discipline during the trial and error period, refuse greed

This stage is not about 'making quick money', but about practicing 'execution power'! I've seen too many beginners turn 200U into 400U and not withdraw, ultimately losing 150U. The problem lies in 'greed' and 'holding on'!

Operational details:

  • Only use 200 pieces of stablecoins to enter each time, prioritize 'potential track assets supported by news' (such as recent policy benefits or technical breakthroughs in niche fields); avoid unknown air coins.

  • Two iron rules: Run once you've doubled your profit (200→400 close immediately, don’t linger for even a second), cut losses at 50% (stop loss decisively at 100 pieces, don’t deceive yourself with 'just wait for 5 more minutes for a rebound');

  • Goal: Win 3 rounds in a row (200→400→800→1600→3200→6400? No! Stop at 4000 pieces after at most 3 rounds!), luck accounts for 30% in this stage, but discipline can determine if you can retain profits – last year, one of my fans managed to roll from 1000 pieces to 4200 pieces in a month without any rule violations.

Step 2: 4000 pieces to strike a combination punch – seek progress while maintaining stability, make money based on logic

After doubling your capital, don’t 'single-point bet'! I relied on this step last year, rolling 4000 pieces to 23,000 pieces in six months. The core is 'diversifying risk + capturing major trends'. Share three effective configurations verified in real trading:

  1. 10% of capital for short-term guerrilla trading (400 pieces): Only focus on leading mainstream assets, watch short cycle charts (30-minute charts), only follow trades during active evening market periods, and withdraw after gaining 4%-6% – don’t underestimate this little profit; if you do it successfully 8 out of 10 times a month, the compounding effect is incredible.

  2. Allocate 5% of funds each month for a 'digital savings plan' (200 pieces): Long-term optimistic about the growth logic of leading assets, regardless of short-term fluctuations, invest a fixed amount of 200 pieces each month, equivalent to a 'digital piggy bank'. Last year, a fan persisted for 8 months, and even though it dropped 30% in between, they didn’t sell. Now, it has doubled, suitable for office workers who don’t have time to monitor the market.

  3. Remaining capital to catch the trend orders (about 3400 pieces): This step is the key to 'making big money', but beginners should be cautious! You must follow the macro logic (such as expectations of global liquidity easing, major positive news in the industry), layout in advance and set a profit target (1.5 times target) and a stop loss (-15% bottom line). I relied on 'central bank easing expectations' to layout top assets in 2023, earning 5100 pieces from 3400 pieces; this is the power of the trend.

Old Yang's 4 life-saving iron rules (violate one, and you're likely to lose everything)

  1. Single investment ≤ total capital 8%: Don't put all your eggs in one basket, unless you want to end up with broken eggs. I've seen too many go all in, showing profit screenshots in the morning, only to be forcibly liquidated by night.

  2. Stop loss is the bottom line! Trading without a stop loss = running naked across the street: No matter how optimistic you are about an asset, you must set a stop loss. Last year during the Luna crash, I lost only 800 pieces because I set a 15% stop loss, while fans without stop losses lost a total of 20,000 pieces.

  3. Trade ≤ 2 times a day: If you're itching to trade, go binge-watch a show, walk the dog, or make milk tea; don't fight the market stubbornly. I had a phase where I traded more than 10 times a day, and lost more and more. Later, I forced myself to 'two trades a day', and my win rate rose from 40% to 70%.

  4. Withdraw profits once you've earned enough! Account numbers are virtual: I must withdraw 30% of profits to my bank account every month, either to buy funds or save in fixed deposits. Don't always think about 'getting one last wave of profit'; how many people fell from 100,000 pieces to 1,000 pieces because of greed.