#数字资产动态追踪 1500 USD to 40,000 USD in just four months. To be honest, there’s no real secret—just one word—stability.

People often ask me, how can small funds double or triple? It sounds complicated, but the method is actually quite simple. What really trips up most people is another issue—whether they can stick to the plan and execute consistently.

Last year, I taught a friend who started with 1500 USD. Throughout the process, he never used high leverage or followed emotional trading. He simply stayed steady for four months, and his account grew to 45,000 USD. The pace was so steady it became a bit boring.

**Step 1: Diversify your funds to protect the principal**

Initially, there’s no need to rush into opening positions. The first thing to do is "divide and conquer"—split the 1500 USD into three parts:

The first part is dedicated to short-term trades—take profits quickly and exit; the second part focuses on trend-following—ignore signals when the timing isn’t right; the third part simply treats as if it doesn’t exist.

Dividing your funds doesn’t mean being timid; it’s about risk diversification. This way, even in extreme market conditions, your account won’t be easily wiped out.

**Step 2: Follow only obvious trend directions**

When facing sideways markets, the smartest move is to close the app. Honestly, most trading opportunities aren’t worth participating in. The real profit comes from the "main upward phase" after a breakout—when the direction is clear and the trend is steady.

Once you make a profit, lock it in. Move to a safe position, and let the remaining orders run.

**Step 3: Discipline is non-negotiable**

Hit your stop-loss? Cut immediately—no excuses. Start taking profits? Reduce your position to lock in gains. The remaining positions are where profits should run freely. If you make a mistake, never add to losing positions. Averaging down only pulls you deeper into the hole.

In these months, my friend’s most frequent activity wasn’t trading—it was waiting. While others were chopping their positions, he was resting; while others chased highs and sold lows, he had already cut losses and exited.

Whether small funds can turn around ultimately depends not on how "aggressive" your trading is, but on whether you can maintain a steady rhythm. As long as you follow the rules, profits will naturally accumulate; break the rules, and even the biggest account can be wiped out by volatility.

Starting with 1500 USD to reach 40,000 USD is possible, but 40,000 USD can also be wiped out. The only difference is whether you can stick to those seemingly "stupid" rules. No matter how tempting the market is, discipline always comes first.