I've seen too many stories of people turning 100 yuan into 100,000, only to wipe it all out with a single all-in move. This method of rolling positions tests human nature like no other.

Using 100x leverage to the max, reinvesting profits immediately, and only chasing one-sided trends—if luck is on your side, you can win 11 trades in a row and turn 10 yuan into 10,000 yuan. Sounds tempting, right? But in reality, 90% of people get wiped out by "greed" and "recklessness," often not reacting in time when they get stopped out.

It took me a long time to figure out three strict bottom lines, so strict that even I find them cold-blooded:

**First:** If the trend reverses, cut immediately—never hold on and fight it out.

**Second:** After three consecutive losses, force a pause—lock the position for 24 hours and stay out.

**Third:** When the account reaches 5,000 yuan, withdraw half to a cold wallet—don't let yourself get tempted to operate recklessly.

The most memorable market move I experienced was in December last year. I had 500 yuan hidden away for four months—watching the K-line every day, but never making a move. I was just waiting for the signal: a triangle convergence on the daily chart with volume breaking the average for three days. As soon as that pattern appeared, I went all-in. In 72 hours, it grew to 500,000 yuan.

What you see is the three days of rapid profit; what you don’t see is the 120 days of waiting, drawing trend lines daily, just watching the show.

Rolling positions is not high-frequency trading. Basically, it’s "wait patiently when there’s no wind, then rush in when the wind comes."

Before placing each order, I ask myself three questions: Is the price fluctuation enough to cover fees? Is there divergence in the trend structure? Can I just take the middle part of the move and avoid the head and tail? If all three answers are "yes," I really go in. If not, I keep watching the market.

Those who can survive long in the crypto world and still make big money are never reckless gamblers who go all-in; they are hunters who know how to wait, have patience, and strike heavily at the right moment.