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How to roll over 1000U? Don't guess randomly, follow the steps.
Many people start by asking for tips, but their accounts can't even hold 500U. Not setting stop-losses and trying to hit a big win all at once isn't rolling over, it's giving away money.
When I first started, I never over-leveraged on the first few trades, testing with 200U, 300U. If I was wrong, I admitted it, and if I lost a few dozen U, I walked away.
For small funds, the most important thing is to stay alive.
If you blow up once, your mindset gets messed up, and the rest are all emotional trades.
Only trade the market you understand: know where to enter, where to exit, and where to set stop-losses.
If you don't understand it, don't trade; watching the market is also a form of operation.
Set your stop-loss in advance, don't cancel orders at the last minute.
Holding a position can only have two outcomes: either you lose everything directly or develop bad habits.
Don't be too greedy with take-profit; I usually take 30 or 50 points and walk away, and compound interest grows very quickly.