$BEAT Many people ask me, how can small funds in the cryptocurrency circle achieve success?
I tell you, it's not about dreaming of getting rich overnight, but about rolling positions.
From a few thousand to 1 million, I relied solely on this method; the real money I earned was accumulated step by step through rolling positions.
$BTC When your account rolls to 1 million, you will completely change.
Even if you don't use leverage, if spot prices rise by 20%, that's 200,000, which is enough for most people’s annual income.
What's more crucial is that if you can grow from a few thousand to 1 million, you have already grasped the underlying logic of making money—at this point, making money is actually just copying and pasting.
Don't just say, “I want 100 million”; you first need to think clearly: how do you go from a few thousand to several tens of thousands?
From several tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands? Stop bragging; that only makes the cow comfortable.
What is rolling positions?
In simple terms, it means: in a trending market, using unrealized profits to increase positions, turning one opportunity into super profits.
It's not about rolling every day; rolling positions only suits large-scale trends:
1. Direction selection after sideways movement + low volatility
2. Extreme rebounds after significant drops in a bull market
3. Breaking through weekly support/resistance levels
Missed the opportunity? Don't worry; getting it right three times in a lifetime is enough for you to go from zero to tens of millions.
Three ways to operate rolling positions:
Increasing positions with unrealized profits: Add more after making a profit, but it's not about blindly chasing rising prices; it’s about confirming trends and lowering costs before increasing positions.
Base position + trading: Dividing positions, with part as a base position that remains unchanged, while the other part is flexibly bought low and sold high.
Common configurations: 3/7 or 5/5.
Adding positions on pullbacks: When the trend remains unchanged, wait for a pullback to the support level before gradually increasing positions.
The core logic of rolling positions is simple: only major trends are worth heavy investments.
Play with small positions daily, and when real opportunities arise, then increase your stakes.
You can't fire cannons every day; that just creates chaos.
Notes on rolling positions:
Only go long, do not easily short. Shorting has less elasticity, is prone to rebounds, and has a high failure rate.
Be patient and wait for deterministic opportunities.
A sudden surge after a sharp decline and sideways movement is usually a reversal signal; at this point, you must be bold enough to get in.
Reasonably control your position size; don’t go all in.
99% of rolling position failures are due to “holding onto losing positions until death.”
Before rolling positions, you must first practice risk control; otherwise, profits won't roll out, and your account will be cleared first.
Rolling positions are not a shortcut but a tool to amplify understanding.
Small funds rely on rolling positions to turn around, while large funds rely on maintaining rhythm.
