Brothers, let me speak honestly today: the seven-figure amount in my account now is rolled out bit by bit from an initial 50,000. I haven't chased after the wild fluctuations of meme coins, nor have I relied on any insider information; I simply used a set of 'rolling capital' methods to endure in the crypto space.


Don't think 50,000 is too little; an inconspicuous principal, if used correctly, can truly turn things around. I've seen too many people recklessly going all in with a few tens of thousands, getting euphoric when the market rises, panicking when it falls, and in the end losing all their principal, blaming it on the market being bad. But I want to say: the comeback of small funds has never relied on gambling but on 'rolling.'

My rolling capital logic: only seize certainty, let profits slowly 'roll bigger.'

My approach is actually very simple, just three sentences: only do trends, only roll long positions, only seize opportunities that I understand.


In 2023, when Bitcoin was sideways at 100,000 dollars, I watched for almost half a month. The market clearly showed 'sideways after a sharp decline' — it had fallen 30% before, and the trading volume gradually increased during the sideways movement, which was the 'certainty node' I was looking for.

At that time, with 50,000 as my principal, I opened a position of 10% with 10x leverage, which is just 5,000 dollars. Don't think leverage is scary; I set a 2% stop-loss for this trade, meaning the most I could lose is 1,000 dollars, which is completely manageable. This is much more stable than those who go all in on contracts — they gamble on a win or lose, while I calculate the risk before entering.

Sure enough, after a week of sideways movement, Bitcoin broke through 102,000 dollars and started to rise. When it reached 105,000 dollars, I didn't rush to take profits; instead, I added to my position following the trend — this is the key to 'rolling capital': when the market is moving in the right direction, let the profits carry the position. Every time it rises by 5%, I move a little from profits to increase my position, while also raising my stop-loss, allowing it to always follow the trend. That wave of market movement wasn't particularly intense, but I rolled my capital twice, and my principal directly doubled.

The core is three points: nodes, position control, continuous rolling.

Many people cannot learn how to roll their capital, not because the method is difficult, but because they haven't grasped these three core concepts:


First, only get involved when there is 'sideways after a sharp decline + breakout.'

Sideways after a sharp decline indicates that the bears can't push down anymore; a breakout with volume indicates that the bulls are starting to exert force. Trends at such nodes are the most stable; even if they are slow, they are more reliable than the 'chaotic market' of chasing highs and cutting lows. At the bottom of the bear market in 2022, Ethereum fell from 1,800 dollars to 800 dollars. After a month of sideways movement, it broke out at 900 dollars, and that's when I entered to roll my capital, earning 40% in one wave.

Second, controlling your position is a lifeline; never go all in.

I always use only 10%-15% of my principal to open the first position, regardless of how 'certain' the market seems. With a principal of 50,000, the maximum for the first position is 7,500 dollars. Even if a stop-loss is triggered, I only lose a few hundred dollars, which doesn't hurt my foundation. But many people, upon seeing an opportunity, go all in, and if they make a mistake once, they have no chance to recover. Remember: small funds can't afford to lose, controlling your position is what allows you to keep rolling your capital honestly until old age.

Third, after a successful trade, don't stop; let profits accelerate the roll.

When I made profits from rolling capital for the first time, I didn't rush to withdraw and splurge. I treated the profits as 'new principal' to continue rolling. That night, I excitedly rolled from 50,000 to 200,000, and couldn't sleep all night, but the next day I calmed down — 200,000 is not the end; it's the starting point for the next round of rolling. Later, I used this 200,000 to catch a trend in altcoins, and after three months of rolling, it reached 600,000. The money in the crypto space becomes easier to earn as you keep rolling.

The comeback of small funds: slow is fast, rolling is winning.

When I first had 50,000 as my principal, I was also anxious. Watching others post profits of '50% in a day,' I wanted to chase too, but after a few losses, I realized: those who make quick money often lose it quickly as well. Those who go all in today and chase something else tomorrow can bounce around for a few days when the market is good, but when the market turns bad, they all disappear.


But rolling capital is different; it's slow but steady. Each time I add to my position, I have profits supporting it, and every stop-loss is calculated for risk. Even if I make a few mistakes along the way, my principal is still intact. It's like rolling a snowball; it starts small, but as long as the slope is long enough (the trend is there) and the snow is wet enough (profits are there), it can eventually grow into a big snowball.
I still remember the night I first rolled from 50,000 to 200,000, staring at my account balance with trembling hands — not because I made money, but because I suddenly understood: the comeback of small funds does not rely on lucky bursts but on 'taking the right steps every time.' Later, when I rolled from 200,000 to 1 million, I was not so excited because I knew: this is not a miracle, but the inevitable result of a correct method.

A message for those still recklessly going all in:

If you currently have only a few tens of thousands, don't rush to the rooftop, and don't chase after those 'coin kings' every day. 50,000 is not a small amount; it's enough for you to start rolling capital. Find a trend coin that breaks out after a sideways movement, open a position of 10%, set your stop-loss, and gradually add to your position as the market moves in the right direction.


The crypto space is vast, with many opportunities, but the chances truly belonging to small funds have never been about 'getting rich overnight,' but rather about 'slowly rolling bigger.' When you learn to let profits carry your positions and find certainty amidst risk, you'll discover: 1 million is truly not far away.

Remember: don't underestimate your 50,000 principal; for many, their peak may not be higher than your starting point. Once you start rolling, you win. #滚仓

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