Many people start trading complaining that they have too little capital, thinking that as long as they have little money, they are destined to fail. Frankly, this is just making excuses for themselves.

If big capital were truly necessary for profit, there would be no space for ordinary people to operate in the crypto world.

Look at it from a different angle: with only 100 dollars, aiming to reach 1000 dollars, there are two paths—

One is to go all-in with 10x leverage, trying to turn things around in one shot. The other is to operate in batches, gradually growing the funds step by step.

To be straightforward, going all-in is gambling with your life, while gradually increasing your position is the real way to make money.

The market changes rapidly. What seems like a bold all-in move is actually gambling. A slight reversal in the trend can wipe out your account. This is very common in the crypto space.

Batch trading is different. It never aims for overnight riches. The core idea is: control drawdowns and steadily grow.

How exactly to do it? The logic is simple—

Set small goals (for example, 100→300), and accomplish them in three rounds. Each round aims to earn 30 to 50 units. When the goal is reached, take profits and stop, then continue to roll the remaining funds upward. It may sound slow, but like an ant moving house, although the pace isn’t fast, the results are solid.

This method has three obvious benefits:

First, a single market reversal causes minimal damage. Second, it has strong overall resistance to drawdowns. Third, the compound interest effect naturally amplifies the funds.

This is how I do it myself—using the main account for basic income, the small account for rolling profits, and dedicated positions for defense.

Ultimately, batch trading is about training patience and operational rhythm. Trading is never about making big money on every single trade, but about making correct directional judgments, accepting losses, earning profits, and ultimately preserving gains.

The smaller the capital, the more you should use batch trading to refine your trading system. Don’t think about soaring to the sky first; focus on solidifying your fundamentals.

When one day your funds truly grow, looking back, you will definitely thank the days when you built it up little by little.

Remember this: true doubling of capital never depends on luck, but on the results of gradually compounding.