What does it take for small money to turn around? It's not dreams, but iron discipline.

I've seen too many traders, with small accounts, becoming increasingly impatient, eager to turn one trade into ten times the profit. And what’s the result? Most end up with their heads in the dirt. I myself grew an account from 2000U to 92,000U, not relying on any magical signals, but simply sticking to three strict rules.

**First Pitfall: Betting Everything on One Shot**

With a small principal, you need to be even more cautious in allocation. For example, with 1000U, only risk 500U per trade, and the rest is your safety net. When extreme market conditions hit, and you still hold your chips, the door to a turnaround remains open.

I know a guy who started with 300U, trading only 10U each time with 100x leverage. After five consecutive losses, he broke even on the sixth trade with just a 1% gain. How did he survive until the sixth? Because he diversified his positions. Now, that account has grown to several thousand U.

**Second Critical Point: Emotions Dominate Trading**

Losing money and stubbornly holding on, hoping for a rebound; making profits and greedily not reducing positions—these are the twin stars of blowing up accounts.

My approach is: with 100x leverage, cut losses at 0.5%-1%, no hesitation. When profitable, take out half of the principal first, and let the rest run with the profits. I’ve tried opening a position with 200U, setting a tight 0.6% stop-loss, and when making money, taking half off—this keeps my mindset steady.

**Third Overlooked Advantage: Patience**

Market conditions are 80% consolidation, only 20% real opportunity. If you get itchy and open a position prematurely, you’re just giving away your money.

Once, I watched the market for three hours without action, then a clear signal appeared, and a single trade yielded more than all my reckless trades over the past three days. That taught me: patience is ten times more valuable than frequent trading.

**The Power of Compound Interest**

The secret to rolling over positions is simple: slow is fast. Small accounts never turn around overnight; they grow steadily every day. If you make 10U a day, that’s over 300U a month. In half a year, the power of compounding will surprise you.

Remember, small capital is actually your advantage—flexible positions, high tolerance for mistakes. As long as you survive long enough, the numbers will grow on their own.