Can small funds really turn around in the crypto world? Many people think 5,000 yuan is too little, but from a different perspective, this amount—around 700 USD—is actually sufficient. The key lies in how to use it.

One feasible approach is: diversify and experiment. Divide this money into 7 parts, each 100 USD. Use 3x leverage on each part to do spot trading and roll over positions steadily.

For example, with ZEC. Using 100 USD with 3x leverage to go long, this coin usually rebounds after a short-term correction, with an expected increase of about 30%. Even if you close the position after one trade, you can earn 100 USD. But if you roll over the position along the way, profits can reach 300-500 USD. This way, your account balance becomes 400-500 USD, plus the remaining 600 USD principal, making the overall position more spacious.

Here’s a key operational detail: before starting the next trade, you must withdraw the original 100 USD principal. Then, only use the pure profit from this trade to continue rolling over. For example, with 300-500 USD, still using 3x leverage, choose another hot coin to enter. Combining signals like "Dragonfly Doji" or "Hidden Divergence" can make it more stable.

If you repeat this cycle, as long as your skills, luck, and market conditions align, small funds can gradually grow in scale. The reason the crypto space offers opportunities for ordinary people is precisely because of this potential. But the premise is: don’t play recklessly.

Never follow those gambler-style tactics—going all-in with 30x, 50x, or even 75x leverage. That’s not trading; it’s just gambling with your money to get a thrill, and in nine out of ten cases, your principal will be wiped out. Always keep risk awareness at the forefront.