Many people want to achieve wealth accumulation in the crypto world with small capital, but often don't know where to start. The idea is actually quite clear — using limited capital to make multiple small-scale trial and error trades, in order to truly accumulate experience and profits.

For example, with 5000 RMB (about 700 USD), you can split it into 7 separate trades, each around 100 USD. This involves the use of leveraged contracts. Taking 100 USD with 3x leverage as an example, the effective capital for opening positions can be tripled, theoretically allowing for greater market fluctuation tolerance.

Looking at the current market, let's take popular coins like ZEC as an example. Suppose after a short-term correction, the price will recover the upward trend, with a conservative expected increase of about 30%. Even without any roll-over operations, this trade can safely earn about 100 USD. But if you follow the market rhythm and perform roll-over operations — that is, adding to positions or adjusting holdings in batches — the profit potential can expand to 300-500 USD.

At this point, the account has a floating profit of 400-500 USD, plus an unused principal of 600 USD. The core logic of the second trade comes into play: fully withdraw the initial 100 USD principal and use this profit to open the next contract. The available funds then become 300-500 USD, continuing with 3x leverage, and choosing another coin showing signs of a quick rebound or bottom divergence. This can significantly improve the win rate of each trade.

Following this cycle, as long as the technical analysis is sound, market timing is accurate, and a bit of luck is involved, the capital can gradually grow. This is also why some say the crypto space is one of the few places where small capital can turn into big wealth.

However, it must be clearly stated — this logic is based on rational trading. Practices like full positions with 30x, 50x, or even 75x leverage are not trading at all; they are simply gambling with real money for excitement, and the outcome is 80% likely to be a margin call. Money management and emotional control are always far more important than betting on a single trade.