$5000, converted to USD is less than $700. In the crypto world, that's actually enough—try dividing it into 7 parts, $100 each time, opening 3x leverage to establish a base position, then slowly stacking profits through rollovers.

The current market conditions are perfect for demonstration: use $100 to go long on ZEC with 3x leverage. After this correction, a rebound is highly likely, with at least 30% recovery—just lying there doing nothing, the $100 profit is quite stable. If you roll over the position midway, your gains could reach $300 or $500, and the account instantly grows to $400 or $500. The remaining $600 principal hasn't been touched yet.

The key is how to open the second order: withdraw the initial $100 principal, and use the remaining pure profit to continue opening contracts. Now, your available funds are between $300 and $500, still with 3x leverage, but switching to a more active coin. If you can catch signals like "water strider" or "bottom divergence" to enter, your success rate will improve significantly.

By cycling in this way, as long as your technical approach isn't reckless, timing is decent, and luck isn't too bad, you can gradually grow your account through rollovers. This is the brilliance of the crypto space—few places where small capital can reverse the trend and grow.

That said, don't learn from those gamblers who jump in with 30x, 50x, or even 75x leverage— that's not trading, that's just spending money for excitement, with only one possible outcome: losing everything and exiting.

If you still can't fully grasp this logic, follow along and deepen your understanding. Take the first step, and the rest will be easier.