32530012471 wants to turn a few thousand into 1 million in the cryptocurrency world, and there is really only one way — rolling positions.

Once you truly have 1 million, you'll find that life is completely different. Even if you don't use leverage, just holding spot and seeing a 20% increase means 200,000, which is more than what an average person might earn in a year. Moreover, if you can grow from a few tens of thousands to 1 million, you must have already grasped the ways to make big money, and your mindset will be much steadier.

Next comes the matter of copying and pasting. Don’t always think about making tens of millions; you have to start from reality. Bragging is useless, it may feel good for the bragged about. Trading requires learning to recognize the size of opportunities; you can’t always keep a light position, nor can you always go heavy. Usually make small trades, and when a big opportunity comes, then go for a big trade. For example, rolling positions can only be used when a big opportunity arises; you cannot roll every day. Missing one or two times is okay; as long as you successfully roll three or four times in your life, you can go from 0 to tens of millions. Tens of millions is enough to turn an ordinary person into a wealthy individual.

So when is it suitable to roll positions? There are three situations: 1. Long-term sideways movement, with extremely low volatility, then suddenly choosing a direction; 2. After a big rise in a bull market, a significant drop, and buying the dip; 3. When breaking through significant resistance or support levels on a weekly chart. Apart from these three situations, don’t touch other opportunities; the odds are too low. In simple terms, rolling positions is about using leverage to make big money in trending markets, and because the overall leverage passively declines, you add positions at the right time to continue compounding. The process of adding positions is called rolling positions.

There are two specific operations: Floating profit addition: after making some money, consider adding positions, but ensure that the cost has come down, reducing the risk of loss. Don’t just add blindly as soon as you have profits; watch for the right timing. Base position + T trading rolling positions: divide the money into several parts, leaving a portion of the base position untouched while trading the other part with high sell and low buy. The specific ratio depends on your risk tolerance and capital amount; for example, rolling with half the position, or rolling with 30% base position, or rolling with 70% base position is all fine.