Many people ask whether 10,000 yuan can turn into 400,000 in the crypto world. I say yes, but the key is not luck or gambling, but how to use the contract tool to amplify returns. Basically, it’s about having discipline, rhythm, and knowing when to be aggressive and when to take profits.

Convert 7,000 yuan into about 1,000 USDT as the initial capital. Then proceed in two phases, each with clear goals and stop-loss lines.

**Phase 1: Grow 1,000U to 4,000U — a process of grinding and mindset cultivation**

Use 200U as a unit to enter the market, focusing on new coins that are recently hot and supported by news. Don’t be greedy; remember two iron rules — take profits when doubled, exit immediately when 200U becomes 400U, and don’t expect to ride the second wave. Cut losses by half if it’s a loss; if it drops to 100U, stop-loss decisively. Don’t hold on stubbornly.

Ideally, win three times in a row: 200 to 400, 400 to 800, 800 to 1600, and finally stop at 4000. Luck plays a significant role in this stage. Greed is the easiest way to wipe out your account. Many people get overconfident after a small gain and end up losing everything in the last trade.

**Phase 2: Starting from 4000U, use a combination approach — diversify as capital increases**

This is when the strategy shifts. Use 400U for short-term trading, focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum, watching 30-minute K-line charts, usually during active evening hours for copy trading. The goal is to take 4% to 6% profit each time and exit, accumulating small wins into big wins.

Use 200U for weekly dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin contracts, treating it as a "liquid deposit" of digital assets. The logic that Bitcoin can rise from 50,000 USD to 100,000 USD is valid. Don’t panic during dips; hold for half a year to a year. It’s especially suitable for friends who don’t have time to watch the screen every day.

Use the remaining funds to catch trend trades. For example, if the central bank is expected to loosen monetary policy, pre-position in Bitcoin longs. If you can anticipate macro-level moves, the returns can be significantly different.

**A few rules you must memorize**

Set take-profit and stop-loss levels in advance — 1.5 times the profit target and 15% loss limit. This is not a suggestion, but a strict requirement.

Never invest more than one-twelfth of your total funds in a single trade; never go all-in. This is the bottom line for survival.

Every trade must have a stop-loss. When you feel itchy, shift your attention elsewhere. Trade at most twice a day. After reaching your goal, withdraw profits promptly. Don’t always think about earning one last wave — that "last wave" often leads to a trap.

Skills like news analysis and trend judgment require time to develop. Beginners are advised not to try easily; start with simple rules. Money is earned slowly. Steady gains are the only way to survive long-term. Only traders who are still active can share profits. Traders who blow up within a month are of no use, no matter how brilliant they seem.