Many people's first question when entering the circle is: 'I only have a few thousand, can I make money?'
As a veteran player who earns millions a year and has guided countless newcomers to success, I will tell you one thing:
The size of the principal is not important; the key is whether you can 'roll' this money.
So-called 'rolling funds' do not mean frequent trading, but rather that every bit of your money circulates with rhythm and logic, thereby steadily amplifying in the market.
✅ One, funds are not for gambling with life; they are for gambling on probability.
Many people go all in as soon as they enter the circle, betting everything on one shot; if they win, they feel they've 'awakened,' but the next time they lose both principal and profit.
The first lesson I teach newcomers is: don't treat your principal as a bet; treat it as a 'tool' to operate.
When you have 5000, the goal is to figure out how to turn it into 20,000, rather than turning it into 200,000 overnight.
How to roll? It relies on:
The rhythm of hot coin rotation.
The combination of contracts and spot trading.
Layered positions + strict stop-loss discipline.
✅ Two, the core of rolling funds is to amplify returns in 'certainty.'
For example, when a hot coin comes out, I will lead people to first use a small position to ambush the spot, like 0.5x position to grab PEPE, ORDI, W. If it starts to rise, and profits come in, then I add positions. Conversely, I stop loss, losing at most 2%-3%, but once it moves out, 10 times is not a dream.
What you need to learn is to try small positions for mistakes, and take big positions for gains; never engage in heavy bets on vague opportunities.
For example, recently when a certain mainstream coin broke through its previous high with volume, my layout logic is:
Spot trading for swings, contracts only for trend-following. After making a wave of profit, immediately withdraw the principal, leaving the profit to continue rolling.
Once the principal is safe, the rolling begins.
✅ Three, if it can roll, the rhythm is right; losing cleanly means being too quick.
Many people find their funds getting smaller because they can't control their frequency.
I never chase peaks or kill dips when trading with others. I only take 2-3 opportunities a week, but each time I am at the critical point of volume + sentiment + technical resonance.
Rolling funds emphasize the 'Three No Principles':
Do not heavy chase, do not do vague trades, do not add to losing positions.
Just remember, what rolls is opportunity, not the number of times.
✅ Four, if you want to multiply your principal, you must advance in stages, accelerating step by step.
For example, starting with 5000, the strategy I teach is:
First stage, use hot spot trading to make 1x profit →
Second stage, split the profit into two parts: one part rolls into mainstream contract swings, the other part continues to accumulate hot spots →
Third stage, when you reach above 10,000, start setting up a risk control fund pool to avoid profit retracement →
When you reach 30,000 to 50,000, you can implement a new trading logic—combining trend trading and short-term arbitrage.
You will find that the snowball of the principal can be expanded layer by layer, rather than relying on one 'miracle operation' to take off.
✅ One last thing I will give you:
Don't fantasize about winning once for a lifetime; true experts rely on investing every penny in the right rhythm.
Rolling funds is not a speculative game but a long-term interrogation of 'human nature and trading discipline.'
If you are still relying on feelings to trade, betting based on heat, I suggest you give up the fantasy;
If you want to walk a truly replicable profitable path, feel free to follow me and chat about it on my homepage.
What I teach is not just techniques, but a set of trading methods that can be implemented, operationalized, and long-term profitable.
The next person to roll from 5000 to 500,000 may be you.
