I have seen the craziest account growth: 5,000 yuan principal, half a year, directly surpassing 1 million.

But I’ve also seen the most heartbreaking contrast—someone celebrating earning 500,000 yuan the day before, only to lose it all in a wave of retracement the next day. This is not a legend; it happens every day in the crypto circle.

Many blame their losses on technical analysis, but the real reason boils down to one thing: not knowing how to roll over positions and not understanding when to stop.

I’ve stepped on too many pitfalls to realize: rolling over isn’t about daily operations, but waiting for the most explosive market conditions to strike. Most contract liquidations happen because people die on three things—forcing trades when the market isn’t ideal, adding to positions after small gains, and being unable to withstand a pullback.

Those who can truly grow their money share a common trait: extreme self-control.

My rollover logic is simple and goes against human nature:

**First, take out the principal once profit is made**
After the first profit, immediately withdraw all the initial principal. Use only the earned money to continue trading. This mindset changes everything—even if there’s a retracement later, the loss is only the market’s money, and the psychological burden is much lighter.

**Second, the more you profit, the lower the risk**
When the position hits a 50% profit, move the stop-loss to the cost price. If it continues to rise, lock in at least 30% profit as a safety cushion. The goal is never to chase maximum returns but to ensure "you won’t return to the starting point."

**Third, only act when the opportunity arises**
Frequency isn’t important; explosive power is. Wait until the trend is very clear and volatility is high before confidently entering. When the market isn’t ready, stay out—no forcing it.

You know what? Many people don’t lack the ability to make money; they lack the ability to hold on to it. The real difference in the crypto market isn’t about whose vision is sharper, but about who can safely hold onto their gains.

Those who wait, take profits, and know when to stop are the ones deserving of doubling their money.