How do you roll over a small account with 1,000U?

Many people misunderstand it.
If you make a few dozen U and then keep putting all your funds in, that’s not rolling over—it’s just amplifying risk.
The real rolling-over has only one core sentence: roll with profits, not with principal.
My approach is simple:
First, split your capital.
Don’t go all-in with 1,000U at once. Only move a small portion each time, test and adjust first, then decide whether to add more.
Second, use only profit to increase your position.
After you make money, use your earnings to roll into the next trade; once you stop out, what you lose is profit, not principal.
Third, lock in gains on a regular basis.
When your account reaches a new stage, realize part of the profits so that the money you earned doesn’t just go back into the market.
Many people fail at rolling over not because the method is wrong, but because they can’t resist increasing positions, changing stop-loss levels, and mixing principal with profits.
To grow a small amount of money, it’s not about a single huge win, but about repeatedly protecting your principal.
Remember this line:
Principal determines how long you can stay, and profit determines how far you can go
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