Have 3,000 RMB and want to enter the market? Don’t rush to say it’s too little!
To be honest, lately a lot of people have DM’d me with the same question: “I only have 3,000 RMB (about 400 USD), can I still make it in this space?” I’ll tell you directly—absolutely, as long as you know how to play the game.
Start by testing the waters with 100 USD, don’t go all-in at once. Pick a few trending coins, use news and K-line charts to analyze, take profit when you should and cut losses when necessary. The goal is simple: turn that 100 USD into 200 USD first. Not exciting enough? But this is the first step to survival.
If it goes well, 200 USD turns into 400 USD, 400 USD rolls into 800 USD... Ideally, 100 USD can become 1,100 USD, giving you triple returns. But! Remember, after a maximum of three rounds, you need to stop. Why? Because in the crypto world, winning nine times means nothing—a single liquidation and it’s game over. Take your profits while you can, don’t get greedy.
What about after you make money? Many people tend to get overconfident.
Those who truly survive know to slow down and study the market. Don’t just chase whatever’s hot; opportunities are hidden in project teams, sector logic, and fundamentals. Once you have 1,000 USD, I suggest diversifying—allocate to imaginative sectors like AI, GameFi, and Layer 2 public chains. Diversification isn’t about making more, it’s about protecting your principal and surviving until the bull market.
Pick the right coins and hold them long-term. Watching the charts every day and chasing gains or cutting losses will just wear you out—and rack up enough fees to buy a few drinks. Only if you can withstand the dips can you catch the rallies. As for leverage? Playing with small positions is fine, but always set a stop loss and know when to exit. Leverage is just a magnifier; if you’re counting on it to save you, you’re asking for trouble.
3,000 RMB isn’t a ceiling—it’s a starting point. The real barrier to entry in this space isn’t how much money you have, but whether you can keep a steady mind and control your actions. Want to seize opportunities? You have to do your homework in advance—don’t wait until the bull market arrives to chase the top.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 4h ago
Rolling 100U through three rounds and then stopping is something I agree with, but the problem is that most people can't last through the third round.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 12-09 18:58
I think testing the waters with 100U is reliable, but managing my mindset is honestly harder than managing the principal.
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GetRichLeek
· 12-09 18:54
Sounds great, but last time I tried with 100U and ended up losing almost everything down to 20U. Now reading this article still gives me a bit of FOMO.
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Hash_Bandit
· 12-09 18:43
lol the hashrate grind never stops, same logic applies here tbh... start small, let the network difficulty adjust to your strategy, not the other way around
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LiquidationKing
· 12-09 18:38
I’ve already tried this $100 trial strategy before, the key is still the mindset.
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Honestly, I need to mark down this “stop after three rounds” rule, or else I’ll get liquidated sooner or later.
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Diversifying positions sounds nice, but I’m just afraid everything will drop at the same time.
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Staring at the charts every day is exhausting, but if I don’t watch, I’m scared of missing out on opportunities—what should I do?
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Leverage is definitely a double-edged sword, even with small positions you have to be careful.
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Starting with 3000 yuan is doable, but you need discipline. Most people just can’t do it.
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Holding coins long-term sounds easy, but can you really hold through a 50% drop?
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This line about opportunities being in the fundamentals really hits home, but unfortunately most people only chase the hype.
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Taking profits when you’re ahead is easier said than done—greed is just human nature.
Have 3,000 RMB and want to enter the market? Don’t rush to say it’s too little!
To be honest, lately a lot of people have DM’d me with the same question: “I only have 3,000 RMB (about 400 USD), can I still make it in this space?” I’ll tell you directly—absolutely, as long as you know how to play the game.
Start by testing the waters with 100 USD, don’t go all-in at once. Pick a few trending coins, use news and K-line charts to analyze, take profit when you should and cut losses when necessary. The goal is simple: turn that 100 USD into 200 USD first. Not exciting enough? But this is the first step to survival.
If it goes well, 200 USD turns into 400 USD, 400 USD rolls into 800 USD... Ideally, 100 USD can become 1,100 USD, giving you triple returns. But! Remember, after a maximum of three rounds, you need to stop. Why? Because in the crypto world, winning nine times means nothing—a single liquidation and it’s game over. Take your profits while you can, don’t get greedy.
What about after you make money? Many people tend to get overconfident.
Those who truly survive know to slow down and study the market. Don’t just chase whatever’s hot; opportunities are hidden in project teams, sector logic, and fundamentals. Once you have 1,000 USD, I suggest diversifying—allocate to imaginative sectors like AI, GameFi, and Layer 2 public chains. Diversification isn’t about making more, it’s about protecting your principal and surviving until the bull market.
Pick the right coins and hold them long-term. Watching the charts every day and chasing gains or cutting losses will just wear you out—and rack up enough fees to buy a few drinks. Only if you can withstand the dips can you catch the rallies. As for leverage? Playing with small positions is fine, but always set a stop loss and know when to exit. Leverage is just a magnifier; if you’re counting on it to save you, you’re asking for trouble.
3,000 RMB isn’t a ceiling—it’s a starting point. The real barrier to entry in this space isn’t how much money you have, but whether you can keep a steady mind and control your actions. Want to seize opportunities? You have to do your homework in advance—don’t wait until the bull market arrives to chase the top.