Many people entering the crypto space often encounter the same dilemma—insufficient startup capital and feeling like there's no chance to turn things around. I was initially the same, with only 800U in hand, and many voices around me were advising that this small principal was basically a lost cause.



But I chose a different path. Relying solely on these 800U and a systematic position rolling strategy, I ultimately managed to grow my funds to 170,000U. This is not a matter of luck; every step was executed according to a predetermined plan.

The logic of the entire process is actually very clear: the key is to control the rhythm and not waver midway.

**Phase 1: Small Position Trial and Error, Quick Entry and Exit**

I used very small positions to operate in the market, with a simple goal—capture short-term small wave trends. The focus at this stage is not to make big money but to strictly control risk while accumulating operational experience. In this way, I steadily grew from 800U to 2,600U, each step solidly grounded.

**Phase 2: Confirm the Trend Before Increasing Positions**

Once the market's main direction becomes clear, then I consider adding to my positions. But the additional funds are not new principal; instead, I use the profits earned earlier to continue operating. The advantage of this approach is that even if I lose, the principal remains unaffected. From there, I smoothly advanced from 2,600U to 3,600U.

**Phase 3: Profits Continuously Roll Over**

In the later rounds of operation, I used the accumulated profits as the principal, while the original 800U remained locked and unchanged. This way, I gradually increased the position size until I encountered a major trend, and I pushed all the way to 170,000U.

I've seen many people's approaches that are exactly the opposite. They see an opportunity and get excited, switching strategies day by day, resulting in chaos, and often ending up with losses they can't recover from.

The key points that allowed me to achieve this result are actually just three:

**Stick to mainstream coins, avoid small altcoins risks**—this way, you can accurately capture each wave of the market, rather than being tempted by high-risk projects.

**Profit and add positions, cut positions immediately when losing**—this is a discipline issue, with no room for discounts. Those who greedily add positions when seeing profits often end up losing everything.

**Be patient, don't rush, maintain rhythm**—this is the core spirit of the entire strategy. Many people spend years in the crypto market without making money, and ultimately, it's because their mindset isn't properly adjusted.

Controlling position size, trend recognition, and mental management—master these three, and the rest is just following the plan. The story of turning 800U into 170,000U is nothing mysterious; it’s built step by step.

Opportunities are always present in the market; they are never lacking. What is scarce is the ability to hold onto opportunities without letting go and to withstand temptations without deviating.

Those who truly survive and profit in wave markets are always those who dare to reach out first but also know how to control risks.

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BrokenDAOvip
· 18h ago
Well said, but this logic has a fatal flaw—it assumes that market rhythms are recognizable and human nature is controllable. I've seen too many people operate based on this framework, only to have their mindset collapse at a critical moment.
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0xOverleveragedvip
· 18h ago
Honestly, this set of theories sounds reasonable, but how many mental breakdowns do you have to endure to implement them... --- It's always the story of 800U turning into 170,000, every time it's the same. Why haven't I caught that big market trend? --- The rolling position strategy sounds simple, but the real challenge is not to watch the market or FOMO, brother. --- I agree with mainstream coins, but I can't keep up with this deadlocked pace... --- After watching it once or twice, I think it's doable, but once real money is involved, I forget everything. --- I have to admit, my discipline is poor—I’m the kind of person who goes all-in at the first red flag. --- There's some value, but after hearing so many success stories, it seems like the exchanges are still the ones making the most money. --- Instead of obsessing over strategies, I should first quit my bad habit of being addicted to reading K-line charts.
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ChainSherlockGirlvip
· 19h ago
According to my analysis, going from 800U to 170,000U takes a lot of luck... What does on-chain data say? *** Yes, this is a typical survivor bias. Those who truly follow this method... *** I'm convinced by the small portfolio's trial and error, but the phrase "a big wave of market movement reaching 170,000" is a bit too critical. When did that wave happen? *** Managing your mindset is indeed important, but even more crucial is the timing. I’m not that lucky. *** It looks easy, but the key is that everyone knows to "confirm the trend before adding to positions," yet by the time the trend is confirmed, it’s already risen halfway. *** Interestingly, the most important part of this story is written the least — how exactly did it jump from 3,600U to 170,000U? *** Mainstream coins are indeed less risky, but which wave of market movement did that 170,000U profit come from... Bitcoin, Ethereum, or others? *** Discipline is correct, no doubt, but it’s not clear whether this approach works in a bear market. *** From 800 to 170,000, isn’t the maximum drawdown also likely to be terrifying?
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