**Survival Record with Small Funds: How I Turned 10U into Four Digits**

To be honest, what can you buy with 10U? It’s probably not even enough for a cup of milk tea. But with just this little money, I managed to grow it to 1,000U in three months, and then pushed it further into five digits. It wasn’t sheer luck—it was a forced set of strategies: when you have little money, you have to be ruthless, but ruthlessness needs discipline.

**Getting Started: Breaking Through with 10U**

The goal is simple: double it first, turn it into 20U.

I chose ETH as my main battleground. Why? It has enough liquidity, its price movement is regular, unlike some shitcoins that spike and liquidate you out of nowhere. For trading, I went straight with 100x leverage—yes, you read that right.

How do you manage your position? Split the 10U into two parts, open a position with 5U, and keep the other 5U as backup. Suppose ETH is at 3,000U—I’d open a position of 0.0016ETH, which is about 5U.

Set stop-profit and stop-loss strictly: take profit at 50% (close at 7.5U), cut loss at 20% (force exit at 4U).

What’s the iron rule? No greed, no holding losses, no averaging down, no gambling. Maximum of 1 to 2 trades a day. If you lose, force yourself to stop for 2 hours—don’t let emotions control your moves.

Why 100x? Because the principal is too small, low leverage is meaningless. With 100x, if ETH moves 1%, your account can double or go to zero—either win or bust, no middle ground.

**Rolling Up: How to Go from 20U to 80U**

The goal is to steadily win three rounds in a row and grow your principal eightfold.

Here's the exact rhythm:
- With 20U, take out half (10U) to trade, make 50% to reach 15U, total funds become 25U.
- With 25U, use 12.5U, make 50% to get 18.75U, total funds reach 31.25U.
- At 31.25U, go again with 15U, make 50% to get 22.5U, total funds approach 50U.

What’s the key? If you make a mistake at any step, go straight back to 10U and start over—don’t try to force a comeback.

After reaching 80U, immediately switch strategies—split it into 8 parts, 10U per trade, reduce leverage to 50x. Change take profit to 30%, stop loss to 10%. At this stage, you want steady growth, not gambling with your life anymore.

**Why Lower Leverage Later On?**

Because once your principal grows, the rules change. Early on, you use small money to bet on high probabilities; later, you use big money for steady returns. If you keep charging ahead with 100x leverage, you’ll eventually lose it all.

To put it simply, trading is never about luck. If you can’t manage 10U, you’ll blow up 1,000,000 just the same. Small fund players rely on discipline and patience—the ones who survive get the last laugh.