Suppose you only have 1000u and want to get rich. You must set phased goals and improve your fault tolerance instead of going all-in at once. For 12 months a year, find one or two opportunities each month with 30% returns. With 10 months of profit and allowance for two months of loss, you can aim to achieve at least 10 times 30%. 1000u multiplied by 1.3^10 equals 13,700. In the second year, achieving another 10 opportunities with 30% returns would reach 190,000. The power of compound interest is terrifying, right? If there are some "unexpected surprises" along the way, this speed will accelerate. Many times, the reason we can't make money is because we want to be "fast" too much, leaving no room for mistakes during fluctuations. So, the principal is not the problem; you just need to clarify your goals at each stage. Slow is fast.