One month, turning $700 into over $100,000—sounds like a fairy tale, but this is indeed the real path I have walked.

In early February 2025, I exchanged over 5000 RMB for 700 USDT and opened a mini account to try. By early March, just one month later, there were over 100,000 USDT in the account, with a return rate exceeding 2100%. Today, I want to share this quick growth strategy for small capital, but first, I want to clarify that this is just personal experience summary and does not constitute any investment advice.

If you can strictly follow the rhythm below, turning 1000 RMB into 1 million is indeed not a dream. But the prerequisite is to have super patience and execution ability—honestly, I have repeatedly struggled between greed and fear.

**How a small account can quickly grow from 1000 to 10,000**

In the crypto world, 1000 RMB is about 140 USDT. With such a small amount of capital, the key is one word: stability. You can't go all-in at once, as that would be the fastest way to get wiped out.

My approach is relatively conservative. I only use 30 USDT per position, strictly set stop-loss and take-profit levels, and focus only on trending coins. Simply put, it’s about repeating the "three consecutive jumps": turning 30 USDT into 60 USDT, then 60 USDT into 120 USDT, and 120 USDT into 240 USDT. Successfully doing this three times in a row can accumulate the principal to around 1100 USDT.

It sounds easy, but in practice, many temptations will arise. I’ve seen too many people (including my past self) think that a single trade will make them rich, only to lose big on one trade after earning nine times. Greed is the biggest killer in this game.

Once the account surpasses the 1100 USDT threshold, you can enter the next phase of trading. At this point, risk management becomes even more critical because the larger the account, the more costly any mistake becomes, doubling the stakes.

**Key points for execution**

First, when choosing coins, follow the trend. The crypto market relies on hot topics; the coins discussed most in communities, forums, and media are likely to be the next hot spot. But don’t follow blindly—look at whether the fundamentals support it.

Second, set stop-loss and take-profit levels in advance. Don’t wait until the market moves against you to regret. The biggest weakness of human nature is fantasy—buy in and start thinking about doubling, but markets rarely follow the script. Once you set your targets, take profits when reached, and cut losses when necessary. This way, you can survive longer.

Third, capital allocation is crucial. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Diversify risk and diversify returns. Even if one trade fails, it won’t cause serious damage.

Finally, mindset is the most important. This process tests human nature. Some will become arrogant after a series of wins, others will lose confidence after a series of losses. Stay calm, follow your plan, and don’t let emotions interfere with judgment—that’s the foundation for stable profits.