Want to grow 50,000 into 1 million? Instead of dreaming about a small 10% daily profit, it's better to wait for a real big market move and use a rolling position to fully capitalize on the profits. With this 1 million confidence, a 20% spot market annual return is enough to crush the entire year's salary of an average person.

The essence of rolling positions is actually very simple: break down compound interest into several precise critical hits, rather than messing around every day. Usually, it's about small positions honing your feel—don't touch, wait for the real opportunity. Once the signal appears, set up the "Italian cannon," only go long, no shorting, and eat the profits from this wave of market movement in one go.

The question is—how to confirm that the signal is really here? There are three indispensable conditions. First: from a sharp decline to long-term sideways movement and then a volume breakout upwards, this is solid evidence of a trend reversal. Second: the daily chart successfully breaks above key moving averages, with volume and price rising together, and retail investor sentiment clearly warming. Third and most cunning: hot searches are dead silent, retail investors are cursing, but the main force is quietly building positions. Recognize these signals, and you'll have the confidence to act.

Regarding how to operate with 50,000, first, clarify one point—this 50,000 must be idle profit, not living expenses. Initially, stop-loss to recover losses before talking about rolling positions. For basic setup, use isolated margin mode, with total position never exceeding 10%, leverage limited to 10x (which is effectively 1x leverage in actual operation), and stop-loss set at 2%.

How to pace adding positions? Very straightforward: every 10% price increase, use the additional profit to open a new 10% position, but always keep the stop-loss at 2%. The benefit of this approach is that even if liquidation occurs, only one position is affected, not the entire account.

There are some iron rules that must be ingrained in your mind. First: no all-in, no adding to losing positions, no holding against the trend. Once stop-loss is triggered, shut down immediately, and keep enough bullets for the next opportunity. Second: do not roll during sideways or declining markets, or during news-driven coins—these are traps. Third: during rolling, take out 30% of profits first, for buying a house or car—this effectively prevents human greed from backfiring, because once you've made money, you won't be controlled by greed.

Let's talk about expected returns. Ideally, the first wave of 50% increase can turn 50,000 into 200,000, and the second wave can push close to 1 million. But this is a textbook-perfect scenario; in reality, it might take 3-4 waves to succeed, with each wave possibly separated by long intervals. Someone who truly masters rolling positions might only succeed 3-4 times in their lifetime, turning 50,000 into 1 million, then into 10 million, and finally retiring comfortably.

Risk control cannot be sloppy. Isolated margin ensures that only when the margin is wiped out does the position explode; other funds are locked, so liquidation won't affect your total account. This design allows you to withstand multiple failures until the right opportunity comes.

Major coins like BTC, ETH, SOL are the best choices for rolling positions—high liquidity, clear signals, less likely to trap you. When a big market move arrives, these coins will lead the way, and you just need to stick to the rhythm.

One last message: rolling is not gambling with your life, it's waiting for your life. When the opportunity comes, roll; if not, lie down. Better to miss a thousand chances than to roll recklessly once. Once you successfully roll out your first 1 million, you'll naturally understand the feel of position size, emotions, and cycles, and the rest will be just copy-paste.