$ETH has gone from 1,000 to 1,000,000, sounds like a fairy tale. But when you break it down, it's actually a reproducible path.

Take $BEAT as an example: putting in 1,000 dollars is just over 140 USD. When most people see this number, their reaction is—alright, give up.

The core issue isn't about having little money, but about using the wrong approach from the start.

**Phase One: Initial Capital Breakthrough (1 to 3 months)**

The goal is simple: turn small money into a fund that can be actively traded.

140 USD isn't a big amount. The actual usable trading capital is about 40 USD. It seems less, but that's the point.

At this stage, the focus isn't on stable returns but on rapidly increasing the number of trades:

— Only trade assets with hype and volume
— Enter and exit quickly, stop-loss without hesitation
— Exit after one loss, don’t be sentimental

The logic is straightforward: it's not about making big money on a single trade, but about achieving multiple successful multipliers.

The capital evolution you can see looks like this:

100 → 200 → 400 → 800 → 1000+

After completing this cycle, the hardest part—initial accumulation—is achieved. The rest is about rhythm and strategy.

**Phase Two: Upgrading from "Can Make Money" to "Can Protect" (above 100,000)**

Once the capital reaches the 100,000 level, the entire logic must shift.

If you keep fighting frequently, the hard-earned gains can easily be wiped out by a market move. What truly matters is—whether you can wait for the right opportunity, rather than chasing opportunities every day.

I always use a three-layer pyramid structure for allocation:

Top layer 50%: Follow the major market trend
Middle layer 30%: Build long-term foundational positions
Bottom layer 20%: Leave for high-confidence opportunities

No need to be glued to the screen every day. As long as you catch one major trend in a big cycle, reaching the million-dollar goal is really just a matter of time.

This isn't just a theoretical assumption. I tested it in February with $5,000, and in one month, it grew to $100,000. It’s not luck; it’s the execution of this strategy.

**So, where's the biggest bottleneck?**

It's not about market conditions.
It's not about whether your starting capital is enough.

The real challenge is: can you stick to the rules and keep going?

Most people fail not because they don't understand the method. Every time, they can't resist crossing the line, always finding reasons to deviate from the plan—that's the deadly part.

If you're still in the early stages or keep hitting the same hurdle and paying tuition repeatedly, what you lack isn't courage but a proven, validated approach.

The next wave of opportunities is coming. But instead of rushing, it’s better to slow down and walk the right path.