Have 5,000 RMB and want to test the waters in crypto? That’s roughly $700. You can actually plan out a relatively conservative rolling warehouse strategy.

The core idea is simple: split your funds into 7 portions, and each time use only $100 with 3x leverage as your base position. Take ZEC as an example—if you catch a short-term rebound after a correction and set a target gain of around 30%, even without rolling your positions, you can net $100 profit.

But if you know how to use rolling position operations, the profit margin becomes totally different. If your first trade goes smoothly, you can make at least $300-$500 in profit, bringing your account balance up to $400-$500, with the remaining $600 principal still intact.

Here’s where it gets interesting: withdraw $100 of your principal to lock in your safety cushion, and use the $300-$500 profit to open a second 3x leveraged contract. Choose another coin with a technical signal, like a bullish divergence or a dragonfly doji, and continue applying the same rolling position logic.

In theory, as long as your technical analysis, timing, and market conditions line up, your capital can snowball and grow bigger and bigger. This is why many say crypto is a chance for regular people to turn things around—as long as you stick to discipline.

But one thing must be emphasized: don’t copy those reckless moves where people go all-in with 30x, 50x, or even 75x leverage. That’s not trading—that’s gambling with your life. Once the thrill is gone, you’ll be wiped out.

The core of the rolling warehouse strategy isn’t about getting rich overnight—it’s about using small funds to leverage big returns, while always leaving yourself an exit strategy.