$ZEC , let me tell you an old story. Back then, I had 800 bucks for living expenses, and I managed to turn it into 100,000 in three months—thinking back now, I still feel like I was pretty crazy.

Recently, I helped a buddy who started with 500U make a comeback, and honestly, the core principles are just a few:

**100x leverage, reinvest profits, and go all-in on one-way trends.**

Started with $300 to test the waters, only opened $10 positions each time. Making 1% doubles the position—take out half to lock in profits, and let the rest ride. In theory, if you win 11 times in a row, $10 can become $10,000—sounds wild, but the math doesn’t lie.

The problem is, most people just can’t stick to it:
- Get cocky after a small win, thinking they’re chosen by destiny
- Can’t accept losses, keep doubling down to try to recover
- Trade on gut feelings, get slapped from both sides

I set strict rules for myself:
**Cut losses instantly if I'm wrong, and if I lose 20 times in a row, I stop trading; cash out after making $5,000, never give the market a chance to take it back.**

Last year, there was an insane trend—turned $500 into $500,000 in three days. But do you know how long I waited for that opportunity? Four whole months without making a move.

This kind of compounding isn’t an everyday job—it’s about waiting for those once-in-a-lifetime chances to go all in.

Can you still do it now?
Ask yourself first:
- Is the volatility wild enough?
- Is the trend so one-sided you could spot it with your eyes closed?
- Can you stick to just the fat middle part of the move and skip both ends?

If you can answer “yes” to all three, then go for it; if you’re still hesitating, it means you haven’t been beaten up enough yet.

This game is literally gambling with your life. If you don’t have the mentality and discipline for it, just stick to holding spot. With the market this chaotic, having a strategy is more important than FOMO—do you want to blow up and go home, or actually multiply your account? Think about it yourself.