Brothers, can you believe it? Starting from 3000 U, turning it into 600,000 U in less than a year — this is not a myth, but a real path I walked step by step using the 'gradual rolling method.'


Three years ago, I was still crying over liquidation: three heavy bets, losing 50,000 U down to only 2800 U, almost unable to pay the rent. That day, staring blankly at my almost-zero account, I suddenly came to realize: 'Why can some people make steady profits?' Later, I understood that what I lacked was not luck, but the discipline of embedding 'stability' into my bones.

First, the core of gradual rolling: learn to 'not lose' first, then talk about 'earning more.'

Many people think rolling positions means 'adding to the position when in profit,' but the first step is 'learning to brake.' Now, before I open a position, I must do three things; I won’t act without completing all of them:

Set stop-loss lines based on volatility, pre-set them.

Stop-loss is never set at 3% or 5% arbitrarily, but calculated as 'recent volatility of the coin × 0.7.' For example, ETH has fluctuated 4% in the last 7 days, and if the current price is 3000 dollars, set the stop-loss at 3000 × (1 - 4% × 0.7) = 2916 dollars. Pre-set the stop-loss order, and it will automatically close when the time comes; absolutely do not hold the position.


During the ETH crash last November, I avoided liquidation three times using this tactic. I saw too many brothers hesitate when manually setting stop-loss, watching their accounts turn from unrealized losses to zero — automatic stop-loss is not cowardice; it's insurance for your account. Being brave with a small initial position allows for longevity; starting from 3000 U, I only placed 450 U (15% of the principal) on each trade, and I never broke this rule, no matter how certain the market seemed. Once when BTC broke 40,000 dollars, the group was all shouting 'go all in,' I only added 300 U of profit, and as a result, that night it pulled back 8%, and everyone who went all in got wiped out while I still made 500 U.
Remember: the gap in positions is not the difference in profit, but the difference in life and death. Small positions may earn slowly, but they allow you to survive until the market truly explodes. Withdraw profits first, using market money is the most counterintuitive yet useful tactic: withdraw the principal portion for every 5% profit. For example, if you earn 150 U from 3000 U, immediately withdraw 100 U to stablecoin, and keep the remaining 50 U rolling. Six months later, I had already withdrawn the initial 30,000 U, and everything left was profit in the game, staying as steady as a rock.
Too many people hesitate to cut losses when they are down, and hesitate to withdraw profits when they are up, ultimately returning empty-handed — cashing out the principal is yours; unrealized gains are just numbers.

Second, during that wave of L2 market, I made a net profit of 29% through 'hedging rolling.'

Last year, when the L2 concept exploded, I focused on a coin with a market cap of less than 50 million dollars, and the operation was done in three steps; looking back now, it still serves as a textbook example:


  1. Initial position setup: open a 3x long position with 1000 U, while using 200 U to open a short position for hedging (to prevent sudden crashes);

  2. Lock in profits as the market starts: close half of the long position when it rises by 15%, withdraw all the principal and the hedged short position, leaving the remaining 500 U profit to run freely;

  3. Buy on dips, sell on rises: add 200 U of profit when it pulls back 5%, and then sell 100 U when it rises another 8%, rolling back and forth 6 times, ultimately netting a profit of 29%.


The key is not 'guessing the market,' but 'holding on when the market rises, and not panicking when it falls.' Many people got stuck chasing highs; I locked in risks within a controllable range through hedging and phased operations.

Third, the three stages of rolling positions: the real path from 3000 U to 600,000 U.

There are no miraculous trades, only gradual accumulation:

1st roll (1-2 months): 3000 → 12,000

Only trade BTC and ETH, 2 trades per week, each earning 5%-8% before exiting, relying on withdrawing principal to secure profits and avoiding three minor pullbacks. The core of this phase is 'practicing discipline'; even if earning less, I must stick to the rules.

2nd roll (3-6 months): 12,000 → 180,000

Join L2 and leading DeFi coins, using the 'initial position 15% + profit add-on' model, to seize two waves of doubling in ARB and OP. The maximum drawdown during this period was only 12%, relying on 'not adding principal when it rises, only using profits to supplement when it falls.'

3rd roll (7-12 months): 180,000 → 600,000

In the rally phase of the bull market, I raised the leverage to 5 times, but the single position never exceeded 20%. Relying on the main uptrends of SOL and DOT, I supplemented positions using profits on each pullback, and reduced the position by half once it broke the previous high.


There were no miracles along the way, only mechanical operations of 'not being greedy when it rises, not panicking when it falls, and taking profits when I earn.' Many people envy 200 times leverage but fail to see that I only made 47 trades in a year, of which 38 were profitable — making fewer mistakes is more important than making more money.

Final words:

Those who get liquidated each have their own craziness, while those who make money all share similar discipline. I have seen too many people turn 3000 U into 300,000, and also seen 300,000 turn into 3000; the difference lies in these three points:


  • Is the stop-loss pre-set?

  • Can you control the initial position within 15%?

  • When in profit, should I withdraw the principal first?


If you achieve these three points, turning 3000 U around is just a matter of time; if not, even if you have 3 million U, you will lose it all.
The next market trend may be in the public chain track; I have already chosen 3 targets, preparing to use the gradual rolling method to push again. If you want to learn specific operations, follow me @bit多多 — I'm not here to help you chase hundredfold coins, but to teach you how to roll 3000 U into 30,000 and 300,000.
Remember: the true leverage in the crypto world is not 100x contracts, but 'discipline × time.' Gradual steps may be slow, but they lead to great distances.