Many people ask me: Did you hit the jackpot on any of those bets? Is there some insider information?


I can only laugh. From 2000U to 70,000U, I didn't gamble my life away, nor did I rely on luck.

What I rely on is a rolling warehouse system—small wins, locking in positions, increasing stakes, and going again—like a snowball, getting bigger and bigger. You think it's a miracle, but it's just a method.


Phase One: Use 2000U to learn to 'stay alive'; the initial 2000U is not meant for doubling, but for practicing rhythm and controlling risk.

During this phase, I do three things: keep leverage below 3 times to avoid a crash; take small profits quickly, only look at highly certain trends; strictly control risk, keeping each stop-loss within 5% of the total position.


During this phase, I didn't make much, but my account never blew up, never had a drawdown of more than 20%. Relying on a stable rhythm, I rolled 2,000 U to 6,000 U. This step is the most crucial. The vast majority of people can't even achieve this step.


Phase 2: Transitioning from 'stability' to 'speed'. After the principal reached 6,000 U, I began to slightly increase leverage to improve capital efficiency. It's not about blindly doubling.

But rather: trading medium-term positions in markets with strong certainty, clear stakes, and news support; adding positions in the direction of the trend, locking in profits every time a segment is pulled, not being greedy for the last wave, starting to set 'profit protection stop-losses', turning original take profits into 'continue earning or not losing'.

At this stage, I had three key operations that pushed my account above 20,000 U, but I also missed out on a lot of opportunities - because I know, missing out isn't scary, it's the drawdown that's fatal.

Phase 3: Rolling positions + divided positions + compound interest, from 20,000 U to 70,000 U, I no longer operate with a single account but rather roll and divide positions.

For example: split into 3-5 sub-positions, each position only trades one rhythm (short-term, high volatility, news speculation), when each account's profit reaches 20%-30%, partially take profits/move funds, lock in profits + reinvest in divided positions. The overall approach is not a single shot, but rather blooming in multiple places; lock in profits when there's a gain and compound the profits.

For example: with a position of 3,000 U, after making a profit to 3,900 U, withdraw 900, and continue operating with the remaining amount; that 900 is net profit. After cashing out, move on to the next small position to keep rolling. This is the key rhythm that took me from 20,000 U to 70,000 U.

Summary: Rolling positions is not aimless trading, it's systematic discipline + rhythm.

You need to understand one thing: there are many people in the crypto world who want to get rich overnight, but those who can survive four rounds of fluctuations and make stable profits are all about rolling positions. Don't be greedy, don't gamble, don't cling to battles. Have a plan, have divided positions, have a rhythm. Withdraw when there's a loss, lock in profits when there's a gain, be able to dodge and endure.

From 2,000 U to 70,000 U, I'm not the smartest, nor the luckiest, but I'm the most stable and the most willing to execute.

What about you? You might also be stuck with a few thousand U unable to move; you might have just doubled and then lost it back, toiling back and forth.