Today, let's be straightforward: for small funds wishing to turn around in the crypto space, there's just one key strategy - rolling positions!

In the crypto world, if you want to grow from tens of thousands to 1 million in capital, there are no shortcuts; it all depends on rolling positions. Once you really have 1 million, you'll understand: life will directly become easier. Even without leverage, a 20% increase in spot trading means 200,000, which is enough for most people to live on for a whole year! More importantly, if you can grow from tens of thousands to 1 million, you have grasped the way to make big money, your mindset will stabilize, and you can make even more by following this approach.

Stop bragging about making millions; first, look at how much money you have in your pocket. The core of trading is to recognize the size of opportunities. Don't keep working with small positions and wasting time, and don't gamble your life away with large positions every day. It’s fine to play with small positions casually; when a real big opportunity comes, bring out your 'tools' and go for it! The strategy of rolling positions is only for big opportunities; you can't be rolling every day without purpose. Even if you miss out, don’t worry; as long as you roll three or four times in your life, you can go from zero to tens of millions, and completely turn your life around without a problem!

When it comes to rolling positions, remember these 3 points:

1. Be patient! Rolling positions earn big money; one success can feed you for several years. You must not act casually and should only focus on high-certainty opportunities.

2. What does high certainty mean? It means that after a sharp decline in cryptocurrency prices, they hover sideways for a long time before suddenly breaking upward—this is when the probability of a trend reversal is highest. Find the right point and jump in directly.

3. Only roll long positions, not short positions!

Let’s talk about the risks you are most worried about. Many people say rolling positions are risky, which is pure nonsense. It’s much safer than randomly opening futures positions! For example, if you only have 50,000 in hand, remember: this 50,000 must be what you earned previously; if you’re still at a loss, don’t join in this excitement.

Take Bitcoin as an example: When it was at 10,000, I opened a position with 10 times leverage but chose to open only 10% of the position—that is, 5,000 as margin, which is effectively equivalent to 1 times leverage, and set a stop loss at 2 points. Even if it does hit the stop loss, I would only lose 2%, just 1,000! How did those who blew up their accounts lose everything? Even if you do blow up, you only lose that 5,000 margin; how could it possibly all be gone?

If the direction is correct, and Bitcoin rises to 11,000, you add another 10% position and still set a stop loss of 2 points. Even if this time it hits the stop loss, you have previously made 8%. Where is the risk? Just take it step by step; when Bitcoin rises to 15,000, you keep adding to your position. This wave of 50% market movement can earn you about 200,000. If you seize two such opportunities, wouldn't you have 1,000,000 in hand?

Don’t believe those so-called compound interest myths; a 100-fold return is not built on earning 10% or 20% every day—that's just fooling the gullible! The real situation is: two 10-folds, three 5-folds, four 3-folds, together they make great profits.

The core principle of trading hidden here is position management. As long as you understand position management, you can never lose everything! I'm just giving an example; the specifics need to be figured out on your own, but rolling positions themselves are not risky. In fact, it is one of the most reliable strategies in futures—what's risky is leverage! You can roll with 10 times leverage or with 1 time leverage. I usually use two to three times leverage, and can still make dozens of times profit by seizing opportunities a couple of times. Even if you use 0. something times leverage, what does it have to do with rolling positions? It's that you can't choose leverage properly; don't blame the method!

And I have always emphasized: invest only one-fifth of your money in cryptocurrency, and use only one-tenth of your cash for futures trading—plainly speaking, the futures funds only account for 2% of your total funds. Plus, with two to three times leverage, only trading Bitcoin presents risks that are almost negligible. Losing 20,000 out of 1,000,000, how much pain can you feel?

There will always be people arguing that rolling positions are risky and that making money relies on luck. I can't be bothered to persuade you; it's unnecessary. I'm just looking for like-minded individuals to work with, but unfortunately, there's no way to filter out the noise that distracts those who genuinely want to see valuable information.

Trading itself is not gambling; risks can be mitigated through capital management. Speaking for myself, my futures account is 200,000 dollars, and my cash account ranges from 300,000 to over 1,000,000 dollars in fluctuation. When opportunities arise, I invest more money; when there are no opportunities, I invest less. When luck is on my side, I can earn over 10 million RMB in a year; that’s enough to spend. Even if luck is bad and I blow up my futures account, it’s no big deal; the cash profits can cover it. Once covered, I continue—can cash not earn a single cent in a year? I haven't reached that level of incompetence!

My principle is very simple: I can accept not making money, but I absolutely cannot lose a lot of money. So I haven’t blown up my account in a long time, and whenever I make money in futures, I set aside one-fourth to one-fifth. Even if I do blow up my account, the previous profits can still leave me with a portion.

Advice for ordinary people: use one-tenth of your cash to play futures. For example, if you have 300,000 in cash, use 30,000 to trade. If you blow up your account, use the profits from your cash to cover it. After blowing up ten or eight times, you will surely grasp the method; if you still can’t figure it out, then don’t play—you are not suited for this field.

Lastly, let’s correct a misconception: many people say that small capital must do short-term trades to grow large, which is simply nonsense! This is just trying to exchange time for space, betting on overnight wealth. On the contrary, small capital should focus on medium to long-term trades! A piece of paper is thin, right? Fold it 27 times and it’s 13 kilometers thick; fold it 37 times and it’s thicker than the Earth; fold it 105 times and it can contain the entire universe!

You have 30,000 in capital; you should be thinking about how to triple it in one go, then triple it again. Before long, you’ll have four to five hundred thousand. Don’t keep staring at those small profits of 10% or 20%; you'll end up ruining yourself! Remember: the smaller the capital, the more you should focus on long-term strategies. Grow your capital by doubling your returns, don’t be greedy for those small short-term gains!#ETH走势分析 #以太坊市值超越Netflix Follow@胖总 在线带单 Achieving the plan to roll over is not a dream