14 days, growing from 700U to 4120U—sounds like something out of a web novel, right?

But it really happened.

The main character is a friend of mine, a typical office worker. His account balance was always in the “makes-you-want-to-cry-just-by-looking-at-it” state, and every payday was basically a holiday for his landlord. One time, he asked me: “With just this little bit of capital, is there any way to make something happen?”

I told him just one thing: In the market, it’s never about talent—it’s about methodology.

Two weeks later, his account balance hit 4120U. That’s more than he makes in over half a year. He was stunned: “So it’s not that I’m not good enough, I just never had the right approach?”

Honestly, I refined this strategy for a long time. There are three core moves, and you have to master each one.

**First Move: Target Undervalued Assets, Go Heavy When the Time Comes**

Never chase the hype, never follow the crowd into meme coins.

We only look for assets that have been “wrongfully dumped” by the big players—good fundamentals, but temporarily sold off. Start with 5% of funds for a test position, and once you confirm a reversal signal, immediately scale up to a 30% heavy position.

You’re not picking up leftovers from retail traders—you’re going for the real profits when the big players cover their positions. That’s how the first profit came.

**Second Move: Layer Your Funds, Compound Your Profits**

Gamblers go all-in and rely on luck; pros scale in and out with rhythm.

I split his money into three parts: one for riding the main uptrend, one for arbitrage and catching rebounds, and one for topping up positions with profits during pullbacks—never touching the principal. Think it sounds slow? In reality, it compounds way faster than you’d expect.

That’s how profits get stacked up, layer by layer.

**Third Move: Discipline! Discipline! Discipline!**

This is the most important rule.

Set your stop loss in advance, take profits in batches, and have a plan for every trade. Your job isn’t to predict the market’s ups and downs, but to let the market make money for you.

No more than two trades a day, no greed, no impulsive moves. Your profits should be as steady as clocking in at work.

At the end of the day, there’s never a shortage of opportunities in crypto—what’s missing is a way to turn those opportunities into real, tangible profits. With the right method, even small capital can flip. Without it, no amount of money will save you.