I've seen too many people in the market go from millions to zero, with funds evaporating overnight.

The cruelest way to make money in the crypto world is actually just one word: rolling positions. This strategy is a thousand times more exciting than simply holding coins — either you get rich overnight or you go to zero overnight, with no middle ground.

I've seen real examples where someone started with less than enough for a meal, just 1,000 yuan, and through three months of rolling positions, managed to reach 100,000. These kinds of comeback stories are common in the crypto space.

**The core logic boils down to three main tactics:**

- Using 100x leverage on contracts, opening and closing positions
- Reinvest all profits
- Sticking stubbornly to one direction without wavering

I initially tested this approach myself. I started with $300, opening only $10 contracts at 100x leverage each time. Making 1% profit could double the capital. Once profitable, I would withdraw half and continue rolling the rest. Mathematically, if you make the right judgment 11 times in a row, $10 can turn into $10,000. It sounds unbelievable, but some people have actually done it.

**The problem is, 90% of people get trapped in these pitfalls:**

- Can't stop after making profits, always wanting to add another trade
- Refuse to admit losses, losing more and throwing in more money
- Frequently switching directions, being swayed by market noise, ending up with nothing

**The ironclad rule I’ve summarized is this:**

If you’re wrong, cut your losses immediately. If you’re wrong 20 times in a row, stop trading altogether. Never trade again.
When you make $5,000, withdraw and lock in your gains — don’t get greedy and keep playing.

Last year’s big market rally, I turned $500 into $500,000 in just three days. But before that, I waited four months without making any moves. Rolling positions isn’t something you do every day; it’s a high-stakes move at the moment the market truly arrives. No pointless tricks, just focus on waiting for the right opportunity.

**Now someone asks me if I can still roll positions? My answer is, first ask yourself these questions:**

- Is the current market volatility big enough?
- Is the trend already clearly a one-way move?
- Can you control yourself from only taking the middle profits and not greedily chasing the tail?

If you can answer “yes” to all three, then consider it. But if you’re unsure, and want to learn more about how to operate steadily, avoid frequent mistakes, and find genuine trading opportunities, welcome to discuss together.