This market trend indeed tests your mindset, with price fluctuations being unpredictable, and the movement of currencies like $ZEC is even more baffling. Many people ask whether a small principal of 500U can turn around; I believe the key is not how much you start with, but whether your operation rhythm is steady.

We have seen cases where funds gradually grow from a few thousand U to 130,000U, which is not overnight wealth but accumulated through disciplined and systematic operations. If you want to replicate this steady growth, consider these principles.

**Exercise restraint during market volatility.** When the market has no clear direction, frequent trading only accelerates losses. Wait until the trend becomes clear before making decisive moves.

**Incremental position adding.** Many make the mistake of desperately adding to losing positions or hurriedly closing profitable ones, which is unsustainable. A safer approach is to start with small positions to test the waters, then add more as profits accumulate. When floating profits reach 50%, you can gradually increase your position in stages, protecting your principal and avoiding losing control due to over-leverage.

**Take profit flexibly.** Setting a fixed point for take profit may sound professional but can lead to pitfalls. A more reasonable method is staged take profits: lock in part of the gains to secure a baseline, use intermediate positions to protect the cost line, and leave the remaining positions to be driven by market trends. This way, profitable trades can continue working for you.

Rolling positions indeed carry risks, but as long as the rhythm is well-controlled, even with 500U or even 300U, steady growth is achievable. This is not an exaggeration but a summary from real trading experience. Currently, with market volatility high, it’s a good time to test this approach.

Method and rhythm are the foundation of long-term stable profits; don’t always rely on luck.