I have been in the crypto market for a full ten years. Initially, I lost a lot of money with a few hundred coins, but now there are several extra zeros behind the numbers in my account. I can book a flight to wherever I want and I never look at the prices on the right when I eat.

How does this market work? To put it simply, there are two paths, both of which I have tested with my real money.

**Method 1: Catching Three Tenfold Monsters**

There is a simple arithmetic: three times ten times the opportunity is enough for you to achieve financial freedom.

Start with ten thousand. The first ten times becomes one hundred thousand, the second ten times becomes one million, the third ten times—ten million in hand. Sounds like a joke? Open it up and you'll see clearly: in each ten times cycle, you have to repeat the correct operation a hundred times. The core of this game is to sniff out those three targets that can multiply ten times.

In the vast sea of altcoins, some rely on technical analysis, some focus on narrative hotspots, and others study team backgrounds. The method is not important; what matters is not to guess blindly—every choice must have logical support.

**Method 2: Contract Snowball**

Want to roll from tens of thousands to the first million? To be honest, contract rolling is almost the only solution.

The essence of this strategy lies in "waiting". The profits from rolling positions can be terrifying, but the premise is that you must resist the urge to act and only strike at high certainty opportunities. What does high certainty mean? After a sharp decline, it consolidates sideways, and once the consolidation is done, it breaks through resistance upwards – this pattern is likely a trend reversal signal. Remember to only go long; there is a way to survive by following the trend.

Many people think that rolling over positions is equivalent to seeking death. In fact, it is much safer than randomly opening positions; the key lies in how you control the market.

For example: Suppose you have fifty thousand, and it's floating profit, not the principal. Taking out 10% means five thousand to open a position, using ten times leverage but with a cross-margin mode – which is actually equivalent to one times leverage, with a stop-loss set at 2%. If the stop-loss is triggered, you only lose one thousand, which is not too damaging. Those guys who get liquidated, nine out of ten are all in and end up losing everything.

Is the direction correct? For example, if BTC rises from 10,000 to 11,000, at this point you can increase your position by 10%, with the stop loss still at 2%. Even if it gets stopped out, you only give back a small portion of the profit; if the trend continues, you just roll along and amplify your gains. When BTC skyrockets to 15,000, this wave of the market could let you roll from 50,000 to 200,000. With two more similar rounds, you could have a million in principal.

Remember: Wealth is never made in one shot with a hundred times. It is rolled out little by little with two times ten, three times five, four times three.

The market is always there, and opportunities will always come. What’s the rush?