In one year, turning 10,000 into 1 million through trading cryptocurrencies can only be done in one way: rolling positions + holding onto major altcoins!
A method I tested personally: in 5 months of 2025, I turned 10,000 into over 1 million, nearly a 100-fold increase!
If you also want to get a share of the pie in the crypto world, then take a few minutes to read this article; you are just one step away from a million!
Bitcoin trading, using a rolling position strategy to trade.
There is a very practical issue with trading:
1. If someone has 100,000 in principal, a 10% increase in price means a profit of 10,000.
2. If you have 10,000 in principal, you can only profit 10,000 by doubling it.
Is it easier for the market to grow by 10% or to double?
In personal operations, is it easier to capture 10% of the market or to capture a doubling of the market?
Even those who have never traded before can see the answer is obvious.
But if you only have 10,000 in principal, how can you quickly grow your capital? Is there a method?
In this world, many fast lanes are designed for brave people; if you dare and can bear the risks, there are paths.
The pyramid trading method or rolling positions is a form of operation that exponentially amplifies benefits; in one wave of the market, others may gain two to three times, while you achieve six to seven times.
Rolling positions are suitable for trends: a significant one-sided trend.
The essence of rolling positions: Give up current profits and reinvest them in transactions; control risk by moving stop losses.
Crypto world secrets on rolling positions: How to profit steadily, avoid risks, and achieve doubling through rolling positions.
1. Timing for rolling positions
2. Technical analysis
3. Position management
4. Adjust positions
5. Risk management
Investors preparing to enter the crypto world must clearly recognize that it is not a place where one can easily realize a dream of overnight wealth. On the contrary, it requires investors to engage in long-term market research, experience accumulation, and continuous learning. Many enter the market with fantasies of quick riches, hoping to achieve huge returns through small investments. Although such success stories do exist, they often require a well-planned "rolling position" strategy to achieve, which is not easily accomplished nor can it be achieved through frequent operations.
"Rolling positions" strategy is theoretically feasible; it requires investors to invest at appropriate positions when major market opportunities arise, rather than frequently making small trades. The successful implementation of this strategy often relies on accurate judgment of market trends and timing. Although seizing just a few of these opportunities in a lifetime can lead to wealth accumulation from zero to millions, it requires investors to possess extremely high market insight and decision-making ability.
In the pursuit of profits, investors should not only focus on the ultimate profit goals but should pay more attention to how to achieve these goals. This means starting from your actual situation, investing time and effort to deeply understand the market, rather than blindly pursuing unrealistic huge profits. The essence of trading lies in identifying and seizing opportunities, not in pursuing light or heavy positions blindly.
Timing for rolling positions
Rolling positions require the right timing, location, and people to increase the odds of success. Here are four golden times for rolling positions:
Breakthrough after long-term consolidation: When the market has been in a consolidation state for a long time and volatility drops to a new low, once the market chooses a breakout direction, it is worth considering using rolling positions.
Buying the dip during a major drop in a bull market: In the waves of a bull market, the market experiences a strong rise and then suddenly drops. At this point, one could consider using a rolling position strategy to capture the opportunity to buy the dip.
Weekly level breakout: When the market breaks through key resistance or support levels on the weekly chart, it’s like breaking through a solid defense line. At this point, rolling positions can seize this breakout opportunity.
Market sentiment and news events: When market sentiment is as changeable as the weather, or when significant news events and policy changes could shake the market, rolling positions can become your weapon.
Only under these specific circumstances will the odds of rolling positions significantly increase. At other times, it’s best to remain cautious or simply abandon unclear opportunities. However, if market conditions seem suitable for rolling positions, don’t forget to strictly control risks and set stop-loss points to guard against unforeseen events. After all, wise investors are always those who know how to find a balance between risks and opportunities.
Technical analysis
After confirming that the market is suitable for rolling positions, the next step is technical analysis. First, look at the trend, using tools like moving averages, MACD, and RSI to determine whether the market is moving up or down. If possible, it’s best to use several indicators together for more reliability.
Identify key support and resistance points in the market, assess whether a breakout is reliable, and use divergence signals to seize reversal opportunities. For example, if the price reaches a new high but the MACD does not follow, this may indicate a top divergence, suggesting that the price may fall, at which point one could consider reducing positions or shorting. Conversely, if the price reaches a new low but the MACD does not, this may indicate a bottom divergence, suggesting that the price may rise, thus one could consider increasing positions or going long.
Position management
Reasonable position management hinges on three steps: determining the initial position, setting rules for increasing positions, and formulating reduction strategies. For example, this makes it easier to understand.
Initial position: If you have 1 million, it is best not to exceed 10% of the initial investment, which is 100,000.
Position increasing rules: When you decide to increase investment, be sure to wait until the price breaks through key resistance levels, and do not exceed 50% of the original investment amount each time you increase, meaning a maximum of 50,000 more.
Reducing position strategy: Once the price reaches your expected profit target, you can start to gradually sell off. Remember to let go when it's time and don’t hesitate. The amount sold each time should not exceed 30% of your current holdings to gradually lock in your profits. Actually, as ordinary investors, we can be bolder when we encounter great opportunities, but be conservative when opportunities are scarce.
If luck is on your side, you might earn a few million; if not, you can only accept reality. However, I must remind everyone that once you make money, you should first withdraw the principal invested, and then continue to invest with the profits. You can afford not to make money, but you cannot afford to lose money.
Adjust positions
Now we come to the most critical step—how to achieve rolling positions through adjusting holdings.
1. Timing: Enter the market when it meets the conditions for rolling positions.
2. Opening positions: Follow the signals from technical analysis to find the right timing to enter.
3. Increasing positions: If the market moves in your direction, then gradually add to your position.
4. Reducing positions: Once the predetermined profit is achieved, or when the market seems off, gradually sell.
5. Closing positions: Sell everything when you reach your target price, or when the market is clearly changing direction. Here’s how I operate: (1) Add to your position after making a profit: If your investment rises, consider adding more, provided your cost has decreased and the risk is lower. Not every profit means...
Risk management
Simply put, it's two things: total position control and fund allocation. Ensure your total investment does not exceed the risks you can bear, and allocate funds wisely, avoiding putting all your eggs in one basket. At the same time, always pay attention to market dynamics and changes in technical indicators, flexibly adjusting strategies based on market conditions, and setting stop-losses or adjusting investment amounts in a timely manner when necessary. Many people may feel both excited and fearful when they hear about rolling positions, eager to try but worried about risks. In fact, the rolling position strategy itself is not very risky; the key lies in the use of leverage. If used reasonably, risks can be fully controlled. For example, if I have 10,000 in principal, and the price of a certain coin is 1,000 when opening a position, I can use 10x leverage but only use 10% of the total funds (i.e., 1,000).
Common questions and answers about rolling positions.
Are rolling positions suitable for beginners?
Rolling position strategies carry significant risks; it is recommended that beginners start with low leverage, stable trend trading, and consider using rolling positions after accumulating experience.
How to judge the timing for adding positions?
The timing for increasing positions usually occurs after a trend breaks through a key level or rebounds to a support level. Technical indicators such as moving averages, MACD, and converging triangles can help in judgment.
How to operate in a sideways market?
Rolling positions are not suitable for sideways markets; during such times, one should reduce trading frequency and patiently wait for the trend to appear.
Can you roll positions directly when opening?
Whether to roll positions directly upon opening or wait until the position has profited before using the profit portion to increase positions depends on your trading strategy and market conditions. The core idea of rolling positions is to continuously amplify positions in a trending market, using floating profits to increase positions for compound growth. Therefore, typically, rolling positions are carried out based on existing profits, allowing the risk of new positions to be borne by money already earned in the market, reducing personal capital risk exposure.
Here are two common ways to operate rolling positions:
Open positions and roll them after confirming the trend: Upon confirming the trend, open and establish positions, then gradually expand positions through rolling as the trend develops. This method utilizes the power of the trend, rolling with floating profits to achieve higher returns. A typical approach is to open positions after the market breaks through key positions, and then gradually increase positions after making a profit. The risk is relatively low at this time because the additional positions are funded by profits already made.
Opening positions means rolling positions: In some strategies, traders immediately begin rolling positions upon opening, usually relying on significant capital leverage. This method carries high risk, as there are no initial profits to buffer, and directly increasing positions may lead to larger losses. It is suitable for very experienced traders when the trend is extremely clear.
Rolling position method in the crypto world and knowledge of short-term and daily chart analysis.
In the crypto world, you need to find a way to earn 1 million in principal first. The only way to turn several thousand into 1 million is through rolling positions!
Operation steps (taking Bitcoin as an example)
1. Initial opening
Position ratio: The initial opening should not exceed 10% of the total funds (for example, with 10,000 in funds, the first opening should be 1,000). Leverage + selection: It is recommended to use 2-3x leverage to avoid high leverage risks. Stop-loss + setting: Strictly set stop-losses of 2%-3% (e.g., if the opening price is 10,000 USD, the stop-loss price is 9,800 USD), ensuring that a single loss does not exceed 2% of total funds.
2. Profitably increase positions in batches +
Conditions for increasing positions: Every time the price rises by 5%-10% (adjust according to trend strength), and the trend is not broken, the proportion for increasing positions: each time the investment amount should be 30%-50% of the current total profit (for example, if the initial position profits 2,000, increase by 600-1,000).
Dynamic stop-loss: After each position increase, move the overall stop-loss to the breakeven point (e.g., if the initial position cost is 10,000 USD, and the cost after increasing is 10,500 USD, adjust the stop-loss to 10,500 USD).
3. Take profit and exit
Trend continuation: If the trend continues, continue to proportionally increase positions until the target profit is reached (e.g., total funds double) - Take profit signal: When there are clear top patterns (such as long upper shadows, shrinking trading volume), or breaking through trend lines or key support levels, gradually close positions.
Key points
1. Only roll long positions: Avoid counter-trend operations; the bull market period in crypto is longer, making upward trends easier to capture.
2. Isolated margin mode: Use the exchange's 'isolated margin + ' mode to isolate the risk of a single position and avoid total liquidation.
3. Leverage limit: Even if the trend is clear, leverage should not exceed 5 times to avoid extreme fluctuations leading to liquidation.
4. Emotional management: Don’t chase high prices after missing an opportunity to increase positions; wait for a pullback or the next trend signal.
Case demonstration (50,000 rolling positions)
1. Initial opening: 50,000 in principal, first investment of 5,000, using 3x leverage to go long on Bitcoin (opening price 30,000 USD).
2. First profit: Bitcoin rises to 33,000 USD (+10%), profit of 3,000. Increase position by 3,000 (total position 8,000). 3. Second profit: Bitcoin rises to 36,000 USD (+20%), total profit 6,000. Increase position by 3,000 (total position 11,000).
4. Trend continuation: Repeat adding positions until the target price is reached (e.g., 40,000 USD), with final profits potentially reaching 2-3 times the principal.
My cryptocurrency trading method is very simple and practical; I have reached an eight-figure amount in just one year, only entering the market when I see an opportunity, not trading without patterns, and maintaining a win rate of over 90% for five years!
Understanding trends in the crypto world, mastering effective support and resistance levels.
1. What is a trend (financial term):
A trend is the direction of market movement, whether upward, downward, or sideways. A trend is a regular conclusion drawn from observing financial trading markets (such as stocks, futures, forex, crypto markets, etc.), and the changes in buy and sell decisions shape different forms of trends. Trends always move in the direction of least resistance in the market; finding a trend is finding the direction of least resistance. Financial trading masters generally advocate that traders follow trends.
Based on Dow Theory: Any trend will eventually complete itself, meaning a bull market must be accompanied by a bear market, repeating cyclically. Market prices do not rise linearly in one direction; the trajectory of trend movements resembles waves that follow one after another, with clear peaks and troughs.
Peaks and troughs are the fundamental elements that constitute different trends. According to the positions of peaks and troughs, they can be divided into: upward trend, downward trend, and sideways trend.
1. Upward trend:
Judgment basis: both peaks and troughs are gradually rising.
2. Downward trend:
Judgment basis: both peaks and troughs are gradually declining.
3. Sideways trend:
Judgment basis: Peaks do not rise in a regular pattern, and troughs do not decline in a regular pattern. Peaks and troughs do not have clear rising or falling patterns. In special conditions, peaks and troughs can be at the same level.
I often mention rolling positions. In my view, rolling positions are the safest strategy for contracts, almost ensuring absolute safety for positions. Some people ask how to play rolling positions?
I’ll share my method:
Upward wave trend: Go long, and positions should not exceed your capital.
1/3. Sell high and buy low. Take profit on 1/3 near a resistance level, and buy back another 1/3 on a pullback. You can also set limit orders to take profit near the upper two resistance levels to prevent sudden spikes and maximize profit. Keep a small position until hitting a stop-loss during the pullback phase.
Downtrend phase: Short, and positions should not exceed 1/3 of your capital. Take profit on 1/3 near support levels, and add to shorts on rebounds.
1/3. You can set limit orders to take profit near the lower two support levels in advance to prevent sudden accelerating declines and maximize profits. Keep a small position until hitting a stop-loss during the pullback phase.
Hedging: Operating low long and high short simultaneously requires specific timing, which is when the candlestick moves into a triangular consolidation area, and remains in horizontal consolidation for more than one or two weeks, fluctuating up and down without breaking through, only then is this market suitable for hedging. Generally not applicable.