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Many people think that you can easily turn 10 dollars into a million, but unfortunately, this is a myth. Small amounts are just the beginning, and without a clear plan, discipline, and long-term strategies, wealth will not come.

I want to test this theory based on my own experience. I am taking 6 dollars and making 1000 trades.

In each post, I will share the stages, challenges, and my solutions. Step by step, with discipline and analysis, I will strive towards this goal. Join me, and let's see together how this works!

$SHIB

Two months ago I went into $SHIB with my entire deposit. I knew it was wrong, but I wanted to make money quickly.

In the end, the market went against me. Right now I’m sitting here and hoping the coin recovers.
That was a good lesson: the desire to make quick money often comes at a price that’s too high

#SHİB

I'm sitting here, watching $OP , and I don't understand what's happening with it.

The coin is practically rolling down without stopping. But in moments like these, thoughts pop up: maybe I should start slowly building a position for the long term?

Of course, no one knows where the bottom will be. So if and when to buy, do it only according to your own plan and with an understanding of the risks.

What do you think: $OP , — is it already interesting to start accumulating, or is it still too early?

Right now I have one thought in my head.
$BTC is about $62,600. Should I enter now or wait for $62,000? Because I’m going through the 1000 deals marathon, starting with just $6, I have to be as careful as possible.

I’m sitting, watching $DOGE Price around $0.07 looks interesting.

On the one hand, I want to take a position. On the other hand, the market could very well go even lower, for example to 0.065. For now, I’m not in a hurry. It’s better to skip the trade than to enter without a clear plan.

What do you think about DOGE—are you already building a position or waiting for lower prices?

#DOGE

I made 55 trades out of 1000. ✅

I started with just $6.

I noticed something interesting: when the deposit is small, there’s a tendency to overestimate the risk. And when a few trades in a row close in profit, emotions get even stronger—and that’s exactly the moment when it’s easy to lose discipline.

For me, this marathon isn’t about quick money. It’s about learning to control yourself, follow the rules, and build statistics.

I wonder what I’ll become after 1000 trades. I think the main result won’t be the balance, but the experience that will stay with me forever.

#BTC

$BTC
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To make 1,000 deals on paper with the goal of 1% sounds very easy. But once you start this journey, you realize how much harder everything is.

Emotions, anticipation, stop orders, the desire to break the rules, doubts...

It’s exactly in these moments that it’s not the strategy that’s tested, but your discipline. Now I understand why not everyone makes it to the end.

$BTC

Sitting and thinking… Maybe to open a short on $BTC
Or should I not try to fight the market against the trend?

What do you think: is it more for going long or for going short right now?

Yes, those are dumb thoughts, I know

#BTC

Did I miss something, or what happened to TON? Only now I noticed that instead of TON in some places it shows $GRAM

To be honest, I was shocked.

If anyone is following the project, please explain what happened. Is it rebranding, a technical change, or something completely different? Or is the project doomed and we’ll see its real value is 0.22 cents

#GRAM

Can someone explain what happened to $WIF ?

Not long ago, many said this is one of the best projects, that it will enter the top 10 cryptocurrencies.

And now the coin has fallen by almost 98% from its peak.

What changed? Loss of market interest, profit-taking by large players, or did the project simply fail to meet expectations?

It would be interesting to read your opinion.

#WIF

Very interesting to find out who is holding what in their portfolio right now.

I currently have positions open:

$BTC
$ETH
$DOGE
$ADA
$TON

What coins are you buying or holding right now?

I don’t know about you, but I really like the price at $DOGE 0.07140$. That’s why I decided to open a position.

If the price goes lower, I’m not panicking—I’ll gradually add according to my plan.
I haven’t seen such interesting levels for a long time.

#DOGE

$ADA What pleasant movements from the very morning. It will be interesting to see whether this momentum continues further.

Yesterday I entered #ADA at 0.1440, and today I’m already thinking: should I lock in the result or let the position keep developing toward the 0.17 zone?

can get into $BTC just for the sake of interest—I haven’t traded Bitcoin for a long time, or should I wait a bit more?

#BTC

So, shall we try to get in at $OP ?

I’m looking at the price 0.0999—it sounds symbolic, almost 999 😄

An interesting area to watch and possibly enter, but without rushing the market always can offer another chance.

#OP

So this is how I see myself now

Half human.
Half trader.

One part lives an ordinary life—works, studies, develops. The other part constantly studies the market, charts, and looks for new opportunities.

$SHIB

Bro $BTC , it’s time to unfurl and show strength. I believe in your scenario and decided to support the market.

I enter at the 59 150 zone.

But without emotions, with the understanding that the market can always go according to a different scenario.

Let’s see what happens—I’ll be right or not.

#BTC

I'm watching the market and starting to gradually stack up on coins that the crowd isn't really buzzing about right now.

For instance, today I'm eyeing $ADA .

The zone around $0.14 looks interesting to me.
But if the market dips even lower — I'll consider adding more to my bag.

Right now, I'm focusing less on emotions and more on building long-term positions.

When everyone loses interest, that's often when the best opportunities pop up, am I right or what?

#ADA

I don't know about you, but for me, this is a sweet price on the coin $DOGE

0.07530

I'm just diving in headfirst.

Not sure if I did the right thing or not. Woke up to a totally red market.
Got stopped out at $ETH ETH. This is only my second stop loss throughout the whole marathon.

For those who don’t know, I’m making 1000 trades, starting with $6. And it’s moments like this that show how crucial risk management is. A stop loss isn’t a defeat. A defeat is when you can’t limit your losses.