#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 Holding 5,000 yuan, what kind of tricks can you pull off in the crypto market?

Converted to USD, that's about $700. You can split this into 7 bullets, $100 each, and use 3x leverage for rolling base positions. For example, take $ZEC—if you go long now and it rebounds after a short-term correction to fill the gap above, a 30% upside isn't aggressive.

If you just hold statically, you net $100 from this trade. But what if you roll your positions dynamically? It's easy to make $300–500 in profit. Your balance becomes $400–500—and remember, that's not even counting the remaining $600 of your principal.

Here's the key: in the next trade, pull out your initial $100 principal and use only the profits to open a new position. Now you have $300–500 in profits, and you use 3x leverage again to get into another hot asset—ideally entering on a dragonfly candlestick or a bottom divergence signal.

Repeat this process. With technicals in place, a bit of luck, and favorable market conditions, small capital can snowball. That's why many say the crypto market is one of the few battlegrounds where retail investors can turn things around.

But to be clear—don’t copy those gambler-style moves, going all-in with 30x, 50x, or even 75x leverage. That’s not investing; that’s just buying a thrill, and you’ll most likely end up with your account wiped out. Take small, quick steps—surviving is the first step to making money.