How aggressive can position rolling be? Turning 1,000 yuan into 100,000 in three months is real, and losing 990,000 profit in a single trade to break even is also real. It's a heartbeat game, a gamble with life. High leverage, profit reinvestment, sticking to a single direction—these are the secrets of position rolling.

But I've seen too many people crash here. If they can't make a profit, they’re reluctant to take profits; if they lose, they go all in; their direction wavers. The essence of the crypto market is volatility, and position rolling is about squeezing that volatility to the extreme, provided you stick to discipline.

The two core iron rules of position rolling—violating either one means you should admit defeat immediately. First, cut losses immediately when wrong; stop after 20 consecutive wrong trades, don’t try to hold on stubbornly. Always set stop-loss orders when opening a position; exit at the line. Even if you hit stop-loss 19 times, catching one trend can turn things around. Second, when you earn 5,000 US dollars, withdraw it; never get greedy. Unrealized gains don’t count as real profit; only withdrawals count as taking profits. The remaining principal continues to roll, and even if you end up losing everything, you won’t die.

The key is to be patient and precise. My method is just one word—wait. Stay on the sidelines, and only act when three conditions are met: a major volatility occurs (e.g., Bitcoin moves over 10% in a day), the trend runs unilaterally, and you only take part in the gains without greedily capturing all the rise. Last year, I started with 500 USD, stubbornly long on Bitcoin, and rolled it to 500,000 in three days. But before that, I was on the sidelines for four months, just waiting for that one certainty.

Now many people ask me if they can play position rolling. I directly pour cold water: avoid three types of people. First, those unwilling to cut losses. Second, those wanting to turn 5,000 USD into 100,000 USD. Third, those who don’t understand the long-short game. The crypto market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the ability to survive.

In 2025, Bitcoin’s crash triggered a 40 billion liquidation, and leverage full-position traders never had a chance to turn things around again. Before rolling, ask yourself: can you bear to lose everything? If not, just be honest and invest steadily in Bitcoin or Ethereum, or stake them. Slow but sustainable—that’s the right way.

To be blunt, position rolling is gambling. High returns come with high risks. If you’re not willing to fight desperately, don’t touch it. The market is ruthless to those who refuse to accept defeat.