In the cryptocurrency market, there's a tough guy who turned $10,000 into a Maybach in three months.

This is not some mythical story,

but achieved through a trick called "rolling positions."

Simply put, rolling positions means constantly increasing your stakes when the market is rising.

Like rolling a snowball, it gets bigger and bigger.

But remember, this trick can only be used in a one-way market;

if you encounter a volatile market, it will make you question your life choices in an instant.

Playing this requires strategy:

Don’t put all your assets on the line; using 10%-20% of your funds is enough,

it’s best to use the money you’ve earned, so you won’t feel heartbroken if you lose.

For your first bet, don’t exceed 10% of your total funds; for example, if you have $10,000,

start by testing the waters with $1,000.

Don’t be greedy with leverage; 2-3 times is enough.

Those who open 10x or 20x positions will eventually face losses.

Always set a stop-loss!

I recommend 2%-3%; for example, if you bought at $10,000, sell quickly if it drops to $9,800.

How to increase your position after making a profit? Look for these signals:

When the price rises by 5%-10% (adjust based on market strength),

and the trend continues to rise,

control the amount you add to 30%-50% of your profits,

for instance, if you made $2,000, add another $600-$1,000.

When should you stop? Get out when you see these warning signs:

Long upper shadows in candlesticks, sudden drop in trading volume, breaking important support levels.

A few survival tips:

Only go long, don’t short; it’s easier to make money in a bull market using the "incremental position model,"

so even if you face liquidation, it won’t affect other positions. Learn to identify trend reversal points;

this takes time to practice.

Remember, these are just beginner techniques; if you really want to master rolling positions,

you’ll need to work on more details.

After all, the market changes rapidly, and being careless can lead to disaster.