In the crypto world, investing with small capital to double your funds doesn't rely on luck but on continuous compound interest. Someone started with 1,000 yuan and eventually reached a million, not by making one big profit, but by consistently earning steady gains.

For example, with $300 (about 2,000 yuan), how does this strategy work?

First, it involves capital splitting. Only use $10 per trade, combined with 100x leverage. This way, a 1% fluctuation directly results in a 100% profit or loss. It sounds exciting, but in reality, this is a risk-controlled approach—small single trades mean even if you lose once, it's not the end of the world.

Next is discipline in execution. Once you've set a direction, don’t randomly change it. Seeing 10-20% swings is enough. Lock in profits immediately when you gain some, then reinvest the remaining capital to continue growing. Over a market cycle, you can go from hundreds to thousands or even tens of thousands.

But there's a deadly trap—greed. Many people fail here. When they make a certain profit, they want to squeeze out more, but a market pullback can wipe everything out. The true rule is: once you reach your target profit (like $5,000-$10,000), withdraw both the principal and profits immediately. Even in a bullish market, leave yourself a safety net.

Don’t rush to act when the market ends. Wait for the next big trend—whether Bitcoin enters a one-sided rally, Ethereum's main surge, or macroeconomic conditions turn highly favorable—and then restart with $500 using this same method. If the trend is right, one wave of market movement can yield returns equivalent to a year's worth of gains for others.

To sum up: position rolling isn't gambling; it's a small-cap counterattack under extreme risk management. You either die from greed or win through discipline. For small-cap traders in the crypto space, this is the only shortcut to turn things around.