Many people have asked me a question: "One thousand dollars, can it turn into one hundred thousand in the crypto world?"

Honestly, yes — but only under two conditions: the method must be correct, and the execution must be ruthless.

I myself started with a small principal and gradually grew it step by step. After reaching an eight-figure account, I also helped many friends grow their accounts from a few hundred or thousand dollars to tens of thousands or even higher. This is not luck, nor is it gambling. The key to turning things around has never been how much initial capital you have, but whether you choose the right strategy.

**1. Seize consecutive tenfold opportunities and make money through cognition**

Simple logic: as long as you catch three consecutive tenfold coins, $1,000 can become $10,000; $10,000 can become $100,000.

It sounds simple, but actually executing it is extremely difficult.

Most failures happen in two ways: either you hold onto profits and refuse to sell, only to be knocked back to the starting point by market swings; or you sell after a threefold increase and miss the real main upward phase.

A tenfold market move is not something you get by luck; it depends on cognition, judgment, and discipline.

I once guided a brother who strictly followed his trading strategy, growing his initial capital from $3,200 to $41,000. Every trade he made, he knew exactly why he entered and when he had to exit. That’s the difference between having a plan and not having one.

**2. Use a conservative approach with small capital, and grow your position to a million**

The biggest mistake small capital makes is not slow action, but rushing, greed, and chasing the market recklessly.

My approach is very consistent: stick to high-probability trades and strict position control.

For example, when catching a big bullish candle after a trend reversal, or a volume breakout through a key support or resistance level, I never gamble on news or try to guess the top or bottom. I only trade with an advantage in probability.

Here’s a straightforward numerical model:

Starting with $50,000, only use 10% of the position per trade (that’s $5,000), with a stop loss set at 2% (a $100 loss).

Even if you make several wrong trades in a row, it won’t damage the core of your account. When the market gives you a trend-following opportunity, your account can naturally grow. A million-dollar account is not built by luck; it’s calculated trade by trade.

The key is: stick to high-probability trades, strictly manage risk, and over time, patience will reward you.