There is a saying in the crypto world: the ones who make money are always a minority. I have seen too many people rush in with three or five thousand yuan, all thinking about "getting rich overnight," only to be taught a lesson by the market in less than a month.

I myself have experienced nights when holding 400U (about 3,000 RMB), unable to sleep, eyes glued to the market chart, heartbeat fluctuating with the candlestick patterns. But looking back now, I want to say: small funds do have a chance; the key is to learn how to "play" the game.

**First, do some cold calculations**

Want to turn 3,000 yuan into 1 million? That’s a 330-fold increase. Even with a monthly compound interest of 50%, you would need to double your money for 14 consecutive months to reach that number. The success rate for this is less than 0.03%.

Even more shocking is this data: the average lifespan of a contract trading player is only 27 days. Among spot holders, less than 12% are still holding after 3 months. Those "get rich quick" stories you see online? Behind them are 1,000 liquidations supporting that one winner.

So before you keep reading, here’s a piece of advice: take 10% of your 3,000 yuan to try it out—just 300 yuan. If you lose that 300 yuan, it means this path might not be suitable for you. Instead of gambling recklessly, it’s better to work steadily.

**Stable capital rotation beats speed**

My starting point was the same as most people: 400U divided into 3 parts, each 100U. The goal was straightforward: 100U→200U→200U→400U→400U→800U. Winning three times in a row, the principal could grow 11 times.

The core of this method isn’t about chasing high single-trade returns, but about managing position sizes and risks reasonably, making each step relatively controllable. Small funds are flexible, but vulnerable to big losses. Therefore, the strategy must prioritize capital preservation, with growth as a secondary goal.