$ZEC Roll-over, the most common question is: How to start with 1000U?

Honestly, there are no shortcuts to rolling over. It’s not about heavy betting or waiting for big market rallies every day, but about building step by step through rhythm, position control, and execution.

**Step 1: The Ironclad Rule of Position, Stay Alive First**

Initial position should not exceed 500U, beginners can try with 200-300U. For small accounts, the most urgent thing is not how much you earn, but avoiding liquidation. Keep drawdowns within 20%, as long as the account is alive, opportunities remain.

**Step 2: Only Trade Markets You Understand**

What does it mean to understand? Clear support and resistance, a definite main trend, and a profit-loss ratio of at least 2:1. In early stages, aim to make one profitable trade after another, don’t expect to double your money in one shot.

**Step 3: Set Stop-Loss in Advance**

Maximum loss per trade should be 5%-7% of the account. For a 1000U account, each stop-loss should not exceed 50-70U. This is not conservative; it’s a survival strategy. Do you want to gamble and exit, or steadily grow to 5000U, 10,000U? Your choice determines the outcome.

**Step 4: Discipline in Take-Profit**

Small swings of 30-50 points, then exit; big market moves of 80-150 points; mid-term trades with a profit-loss ratio over 3:1 should be closed immediately. Only the profits in hand are real; paper unrealized gains will be given back.

**Step 5: Grow the Account and Increase Position**

When the account reaches 3000U, you can raise single trade size to 800-1000U, with risk controlled at 3%-5%. Small amounts seek stability, medium amounts accelerate growth, large amounts focus on steadiness.

**Step 6: Double and Withdraw to Lock in Gains**

For every doubling, withdraw a part. When rolling from 1000U to 3000U, take out 500U first. Even if the account later retraces, don’t worry—staying alive means more opportunities ahead.

Stick to this method for 30 days, and the account curve will speak for itself.