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Don’t talk to me about ‘earning tens of millions a year’ or ‘contract deity’; with the few tens of thousands in your account, is it enough to pay tuition for market volatility? As someone who has struggled in the crypto circle for 6 years and stood up after stepping on three mines, let me say a big truth from the heart: The first step for the greenhorn to become the skilled one is never to chase trends, but to turn small money into 1 million in principal.
I’ve seen too many newcomers rush in with the mindset of ‘betting to turn a bicycle into a motorcycle’, shouting ‘wealth freedom’ after a two-point rise and crying ‘going to zero’ after a three-point drop. Please, the crypto market is not a vegetable market; instead of shouting slogans every day, it’s better to think about ‘how to double your principal’. From a few tens of thousands to 1 million, I’ve tried countless methods, and finally found that there’s only one way that works: rolling positions.
Sure, some people will jump out and ask: ‘Isn’t rolling positions just gambling with leverage? I got burned badly last time!’ Brother, that’s because you treated ‘messing around’ as ‘rolling positions’. Real rolling positions are the 'wealth magnifying glass' that ordinary people in the crypto circle should master; it’s not about opening positions every day, but teaching you to ‘hold back for a big move’. I’ve suffered losses and made money; today I’ll share all the valuable insights.
First, let’s correct a misconception: Rolling positions is not about ‘doing it every day’, it’s about ‘waiting to do it’. During that wave of market in 2021, I rolled from 80,000 to 1.2 million, and it wasn’t by staring at the market for short trades every day, but by waiting for a full 45 days. During that time, the market dipped to the point where even my parents wouldn’t recognize it, then it consolidated for a month. I only looked at two data points daily: trading volume and support levels, taking small positions to practice until one day it broke through the resistance level, and then I went all in. That’s what rolling positions is about; usually, I act like a 'tortoise', but when the opportunity comes, I become a 'desperate warrior'.
Why do we have to roll to 1 million first? It’s not that I’m superficial; it’s that the scale of the principal determines your profit logic. If you have 100,000, even if the spot rises 50%, you only earn 50,000, which isn’t enough to cover living costs; your mentality will inevitably be anxious. But if you have 1 million, without leverage, just capturing a quality target with a 20% rise yields 200,000. At this point, you don’t need to chase or panic, and your mindset stabilizes, which allows you to seize even bigger opportunities. Several friends of mine who are now worth over 100 million all started by tackling the '1 million' hard nut.
Without further ado, here are the three main iron rules for rolling positions that I’ve summarized. Remember these three rules, and they can at least help you lose 80% less in the crypto circle and earn ten times more:
The first iron rule: Only those who can endure loneliness can reap rewards. The worst thing for rolling positions is 'itchy hands'. I have seen people who feel uneasy if they don’t open a position every day, no matter the market conditions, they rush in to 'make their presence known', and as a result, they lose their principal while rolling. Remember: 90% of the crypto market is dead time, either consolidating or declining; real big opportunities happen only 3-4 times a year. When opportunities haven’t come, it’s fine to uninstall the software; don’t stare at the K-line every day and make yourself suffer. What you need to do is not 'trade', but 'wait'.
The second iron rule: Only seize opportunities that are 'nailed down'. What is a certain opportunity? It’s not ‘I heard it will rise’, it’s not ‘recommended by big shots’, it’s the signal the market gives you: After a big drop, it consolidates for at least 20 days, with decreasing trading volume (indicating that no one is selling), and then one day it suddenly surges with increased volume, breaking through the highest point of the consolidation range. Entering at that moment is like a train just starting; it’s very stable. My last rolling position was based on this pattern, and after entering, it tripled without any panic. Conversely, those up-and-down 'volatile markets' and those 'garbage coins' without trading volume, no matter how much they boast, should be avoided. Certainty is the lifeblood of rolling positions.
The third iron rule: Once confirmed, go for it, don’t hesitate. Opportunities are like buses; if you miss this one, you might have to wait a year for the next. I have a disciple who clearly saw a breakout last time but insisted on waiting for a 'pullback to buy', and the price surged 20% that day. He was stuck in indecision. Remember: the core of rolling positions is to 'catch the trend', not to 'pick up cheap'. When the signal appears, don't get tangled up in that 1 point of cost; just enter. Once the trend forms, it will take you to earn 10 or 20 points, that cost is nothing. Hesitation is the biggest source of loss in the crypto circle.
Finally, let me say something from the heart: There has never been 'overnight wealth' in the crypto circle, only 'accumulation before eruption'. You don’t need to envy those big shots with millions; they also started with a few tens of thousands, endured countless sleepless nights watching the market, stepped into countless pits before seizing those few opportunities that changed their destiny.
Right now, you don’t need to think too much; treat 'rolling to 1 million' as your first goal. If you don’t know how to judge opportunities, follow me, and when there's a big market move next time, I will shout out in the comments section. Have you ever had a 'near-miss' big opportunity? Let’s talk in the comments, we can avoid pitfalls together and wait for opportunities. After all, in the crypto circle, having someone to monitor the market together is much more reliable than wandering alone.
