Holding some small change, want to make a name in the crypto world? I used about 400 bucks of principal to run this method, relying on contract volatility and strict discipline. Today, I’ll lay out the approach I’ve explored, which might be helpful to you.

**Chapter 1: The 100U Triple Jump to Break the Deadlock**

Going all-in with 400U? That’s just asking for trouble. My strategy is to break it into smaller parts, betting only 100U each round. I choose target coins that have recently been hot—new public chains, AI concepts, inscriptions, and the like—for short-term contracts. But there are two iron rules that must not be broken:

Take profit at 20% gains and run, don’t be greedy for further increases.

Stop loss immediately at 10% loss; holding on blindly is a surefire way to die.

The math is simple: 100U earning 20% becomes 200U, then earning 20% again becomes 400U, and so on to 800U. After three rounds, the account should be around 1100U.

The key point: try no more than three rounds. Luck plays a big role in crypto; if you keep hitting losses consecutively, you must stop immediately. Preserving the remaining principal is more important than anything. My own record is passing all three rounds, bringing the account to about 1100U; if I fail at any stage, continuing to push will only burn through the remaining funds.

**Chapter 2: The Strategy After Reaching 1100U—Three-Layer Layout**

With the principal increased, the approach needs to be upgraded. I divide the account into three parts: ultra-short-term trades, strategic trades, and trend trades. Daily, I mainly focus on the first two, waiting for opportunities in the third.

For ultra-short trades, I use 100 to 150U each time, monitoring Bitcoin and Ethereum’s 15-minute charts. Take profit at 10%, cut losses at 5%, relying on a feel for the market rhythm; technical analysis is secondary.