From a few thousand to 1,000,000, I only relied on one tactic from real experience

Many people ask me, how can small funds in the cryptocurrency circle make a comeback? I tell you, it’s not about dreaming of getting rich, but about rolling out from the warehouse

When your account rolls to 1,000,000, the whole person will change. Even if you don’t play with leverage, if the spot price rises by 20%, that’s 200,000, enough for most people’s annual income. The key is that if you can go from a few thousand to 1,000,000, you’ve already grasped the underlying logic of making money—at this point, making money is actually just copy and paste

Don’t casually say “I want 100 million,” you need to think clearly: how do you go from a few thousand to a few ten thousand? From a few ten thousand to several hundred thousand? Don’t keep bragging, that only makes the bull comfortable.

What is rolling out from the warehouse?

Simply put, it is: in a trending market, using floating profits to add positions and turning one opportunity into super profits

It’s not about rolling every day; rolling out from the warehouse is only suitable for large-scale markets:

1️⃣ Directional choice after sideways movement + low volatility

2️⃣ Extreme rebound after a big drop in a bull market

3️⃣ Breaking through weekly support/resistance levels

Missed it? No rush, catching it right three times in a lifetime is enough to go from 0 to tens of millions.

Three methods of rolling out from the warehouse:

🔹 Floating profit position addition: add positions after making a profit, but it’s not a blind rush; it’s after confirming the trend and reducing costs

🔹 Base position + T strategy: split operations, one part holds the base position without moving, while the other part flexibly buys high and sells low. Common configurations: 3/7 or 5/5

🔹 Pullback position addition: when the trend doesn’t change, wait for the pullback to the support level and then add positions in batches

The underlying logic of rolling out from the warehouse is only one: big markets are worth heavy positions.

Usually play with small positions, when the real opportunity comes, then bring out the “Italian cannon.” You can’t fire cannons every day; that’s chaotic.

Notes on rolling out from the warehouse:

✅ Only go long, don’t easily go short. Going short has little elasticity, is easily rebounded, and has a high failure rate.

✅ Have patience and wait for certain opportunities. A sudden surge after a crash and sideways movement is usually a reversal signal; you must dare to get on board.

✅ Reasonably control positions, don’t go all in. 99% of rolling failures are because holding positions leads to losses.

✅ Practice risk control before rolling out; otherwise, profits won’t roll out, and the account will clear first.

Rolling out from the warehouse is not a shortcut but a tool to amplify understanding.

Small funds rely on rolling out from the warehouse to turn around, large funds rely on steady rhythm.

When the market arrives, whether you dare to get on board decides the gap between you and others for a year.