Many people ask me, how can small funds succeed in the crypto space? My answer is straightforward: **Strategy is the master, execution is king**.

Last September, a fan approached me, saying he had been liquidated twice, with only 2000U left in his account, and wanted to try one last time. I didn’t make any unrealistic promises, only gave him a set of tools—**a complete position model + rolling position strategy**.

In the first two months, the returns weren’t spectacular, but he strictly followed each trade’s take profit and stop loss. Starting from the third month, changes began to happen. Funds started to grow rapidly, and by day 95, the account exceeded 200,000U. Throughout the process, he never went all-in or doubled down, nor did he experience any major drawdowns.

This is not an isolated case.

Over the past year, I have fully tested the "Rolling + Position Control + Rhythm Judgment" method— from my own practice, to friends following along, and to many readers verifying it—all with very stable results:

✓ Someone grew from 4,500U to 78,000U in less than 60 days
✓ Someone rebounded from 600U to 20,000U, achieving high fault tolerance under low capital conditions
✓ There are also those who suffered three months of losses but finally stabilized profits using this strategy and never got liquidated again

**The core of this strategy boils down to three things:**

**First, steady position sizing and risk control**

Never risk more than 20% of the total account on a single trade. This isn’t just talk; it’s based on analyzing these successful cases. Also, set a fixed stop loss, no more than 5%. Many avoid liquidation simply because they can’t control this. Going all-in once or not stop-lossing can wipe out your account.

**Second, focus only on the main trend**

Avoid trading in sideways ranges. Don’t chase news waves. Only take trades that follow technical breakouts and their continuations. The benefit is a significantly higher win rate and a calmer mindset. No need to watch the charts all day or chase hot topics.

**Third, review to find rhythm**

Record your profits, losses, and reasons for entries and exits every week. Over time, you’ll discover your own high-probability pattern. Then, just repeat that pattern consistently.

**Why are many still losing money?**

There are many with limited funds now, but the problem is they’re still messing around—going all-in, averaging down on losses, chasing after gains, constantly trial and error. Their accounts never turn positive.

Do you know? The market has always been there. The real issue is that you haven’t yet built a system capable of compound growth.

I don’t encourage anyone to rely on gambling to turn things around. But I do know that small funds can be turned around. The only prerequisite is—**you stop trading impulsively**.

There’s one thing I want to clarify: you may not believe my views, but you must believe this fact—

**As long as you don’t get liquidated, your account has a chance to grow.**

If you still have 2000U or 3000U and don’t want to go back to square one, my advice is: calm down and run this method for three months.

No chasing hot topics. No frequently switching coins. Position control and rhythm are enough.

This is a longer but more stable path. And it’s precisely the path small funds must take.