I've seen too many stories like this in the crypto world: someone relies on a certain trading strategy, pushing a small amount of money to the million-dollar level, only to make a wrong move and have their account wiped out. It sounds like a legend, but these things happen every day.

Let's talk about the most疯狂 and dangerous way to make money in the crypto space. There’s no middle ground—either you get insanely rich or end up broke—it's called rolling positions.

Compared to the稳健 approach of buying and holding for three years, rolling positions is much more刺激. A poor student with only living expenses managed to reach the hundred-thousand level in three months using this method. You’ve probably heard stories like this. But what about the second half of the story? Most people don’t live to see that day.

Let’s break down the underlying logic of this method, which rests on just three pillars: high leverage, reinvesting profits into the principal, and always sticking to the same direction without wavering.

Starting capital? A few hundred dollars is enough. Each trade’s position is so small it’s almost negligible. When profitable, double the position; take out a part of the gains immediately, and reinvest the rest. Theoretically, as long as you make correct judgments about ten or so trades in a row, a few dollars can eventually grow into ten thousand.

But reality is much harsher. Less than 10% of people who try this actually make it out alive.

The ways to die are all the same: unwilling to stop after making profits, trying to recover from losses, frequently switching directions, getting repeatedly chopped up by the market until the account explodes.

My own survival rule is straightforward:

If I judge incorrectly, I immediately cut losses and exit. If I keep making mistakes up to a certain limit, I close the account for a period and stop trading. Once I reach the psychological target amount, I withdraw immediately and resolutely prevent emotions from driving me to re-enter.

Last year, there was a good market trend. I started with $500 and pushed it to $500,000 in three days. But before that, I had been in hibernation for several months, not making a single move.

Here’s a key insight I need to emphasize:

Rolling positions doesn’t mean working every day or trading every week. It’s an art of waiting—waiting for the market to show clear signals, then executing decisively in one go.

People still often ask me: "Hey, can I try rolling too?"

My answer is always the same: don’t rush to look at the market conditions first. Ask yourself a few questions.

Can you clearly judge the current trend direction? Is the momentum strong enough? Is it truly a “狠” market? Most importantly—do you have the ability to only take the middle gains, give up chasing the last bit, and not let greed ruin you?

If you can honestly nod to these questions, then let’s discuss the next step.