A few days ago, a friend who does risk assessment asked me: With 10,000 U in hand, can I turn it into 200,000 U?

I thought about it and told him: you can give it a try.

Sounds like bragging? But in the crypto market, if you know how to manage risks and when to enter and exit, this goal is not completely unrealistic.

However, I must say upfront, don't go all in right from the start.

I suggested that he first try with 2000 yuan, exchanging it for about 300 U. Consider it as tuition fees to get familiar with the market's temperament.

Next, operate in two phases:

**Stage One: Rolling 300U to 1200U**

This stage is mainly about getting a feel for it. Each time, enter the market with 90U, focusing on new projects that have recent news support and high community discussion. These types of assets are highly volatile and present many opportunities.

Two dead rules must be remembered:
- Profit doubling (90U turning into 180U) take profit immediately, don't think it can rise again.
- Losing half (90U down to 45U) immediately stop loss, holding the position will only make you sink deeper.

**Phase Two: After 1200U**

Once the funds come in, you can no longer play with a single asset. You need to start diversifying your positions while paying attention to several different types of coins.

Some people may let their guard down at this stage, thinking that having more funds allows them to be a bit reckless. On the contrary, it is crucial to be more stable as time goes on.

Risk management is always the top priority. When the market is good, any strategy can make money; what really makes the difference is whether you can protect your capital when the market is bad.

From 10,000 to 200,000, to be honest, it requires luck. But if you can strictly adhere to discipline and control the risk exposure of each trade, at least you won't let this money go to waste.