I often hear people complain, "100 bucks can't even get you started," and I always want to retort—The crypto world has never been an exclusive game for big players. Small funds, if used correctly, can actually achieve results more easily. One thing many people haven't realized is that small money taking the rolling position approach can actually gradually break through.

Over the years, I've mentored many traders starting with small amounts. The most memorable case is a beginner who started with just 600U. By strictly following the rolling and risk control strategy, he grew his account to over 20,000 in three months without ever blowing up a position. Today, I want to share this methodology—explain in straightforward terms the specific operations from 100U to 300U, and the underlying logic of rolling positions—so that even beginners can directly apply it.

But first, let me say something harsh: the biggest pitfall for small funds isn't the lack of money, but poor mindset.

Too many beginners dream as soon as they get 100U, quickly betting everything on a small coin, hoping to soar to the sky. But how cruel is reality? Everyone has seen Bitcoin drop 20% in a single day, and altcoins halving or zeroing out is common. This kind of approach isn't investing at all; it's just throwing your principal as a gamble. When you get liquidated, you have to bear it yourself. I've seen many people stubbornly refuse to set stop-losses, always thinking "wait a bit longer, it will rebound," only to watch their 100U slowly evaporate to zero.

The real key isn't the market itself, but your mindset and self-discipline—The first step for small funds to turn around is to kill the illusion of "getting rich quickly." Remember: surviving and making money is far more important than making quick money.

Now, let's talk about the core method: using the idea of an ant moving house, gradually increasing from 100U to 300U in three stages.