In the cryptocurrency world, how can you turn 3000 yuan into one million? It’s not something that can be achieved simply by luck, but we can take it step by step, and there is hope.

Luck route: If you want to test your luck, focus on small cryptocurrencies; when a bull market comes, quickly grab a few potential stocks (commonly referred to as 'shitcoins'), but this really depends on luck.

Strength route:

Start from the basics: Start by using this 3000 yuan to do 'moving USDT' business, making some profit from the price difference. Although it might only be a few dozen yuan a day, it adds up over time.

Accumulate funds: Gradually save up to around 20,000 yuan, at this point you can earn around 200 yuan a day. If you persist for half a year, turning 30,000 into 40,000 is not a problem.

Seize exchange activities: Major exchanges like Binance and OKB often have events; participate to make some quick money. Don’t be afraid of small profits; little by little, they add up.

Skill enhancement:

Learn programming; Python is a good choice as there are many online resources available for self-study.

Keep up with English as well; at least being able to understand English materials is very important for participating in international projects later on.

Advanced operations:

Pay attention to platforms like TT, participate in whitelists, and the primary market. Use your programming and English skills to gain an advantage and grab some airdrops.

With skills, you can teach others to make money; initially charge a small fee, and as your credibility builds, your fees can naturally increase.

Asset appreciation:

Once you earn a certain amount, say 100,000 or 200,000, start hoarding mainstream coins (BTC, ETH), and allocate part of it to form LP (liquidity mining), as the annualized returns can be quite substantial.

When the bull market arrives, decisively invest heavily in mainstream coins, then use collateral to borrow USDT to continue buying, amplifying your profits. But remember, at the end of a bull market, be decisive in selling off your holdings, selling gradually in batches, and don’t be greedy.

Execution is key; no matter how good the strategy, if you don’t execute, it’s all in vain.

Don’t hold onto losing trades; tolerate small mistakes, but escape big ones.

Investing requires patience, and even more so, flexibility to adapt.