As crypto markets consolidate and volatility cools, trader and analyst Miles Deutscher has outlined how he’d attempt one of the boldest goals in the space, turning $1,000 into $100,000 within six months. His strategy, shared on X, focuses entirely on areas where high risk meets high reward: on-chain altcoins, airdrop farming, incentive programs, and early investment rounds.
On-Chain Alts Are the New Frontier
Deutscher says his attention would first go to on-chain altcoins, particularly those tied to AI, robotics, and real-world assets (RWA). He argues that these sectors are full of information asymmetries, where early and well-researched investors can identify major winners before they’re widely recognized. According to him, this niche offers “more opportunity than majors,” as liquidity and speculation tend to flow faster into emerging ecosystems during market lulls.
If I had to make $100k from $1k in crypto in the next 6 months, I'd be focusing exclusively on:
• On-chain alts (specifically in AI, robotics, RWA) – so many information asymmetries here, more opportunity than majors
— Miles Deutscher (@milesdeutscher) November 7, 2025
• Airdrop farming (we're experiencing a huge influx in new…
Airdrop Farming Is Heating Up
Next on his list is airdrop farming, a strategy that involves interacting with new protocols and accumulating eligibility for upcoming token launches. Deutscher notes that the crypto market is entering “a huge influx in new TGEs” (token generation events), and being early, by using apps, testing products, and documenting interactions, can yield outsized rewards.
He recommends tracking progress through tools like Notion or spreadsheets to organize efforts across multiple projects.
Incentive Farming and Social Presence
The analyst also highlights incentive farming, pointing to projects such as Kaito and Cookie that reward active community participation. With the growing overlap between social reputation and on-chain rewards, Deutscher believes “there’s never been a better time to have a social presence in the space.”
Early Rounds and New Launches
Finally, he suggests aiming for early access to new project rounds like Echo and Legion. Building credibility through consistent engagement in the ecosystem can improve the odds of approval.
Despite slower momentum across the broader market, Deutscher insists there’s still “tons of opportunity” for those willing to stay active and capitalize on the fast-moving world of on-chain, incentive-driven ecosystems.

