Many people start with tens of thousands in capital, always thinking about how to grow it to 1 million. I have seen too many people fail not because of market judgment, but because they died in position management.

The truth is stated upfront: the day you touch a principal of 1 million, your trading world will change completely. A 20% increase in spot price can yield 200,000, which is already a ceiling salary for many wage earners. More importantly—those who can climb from tens of thousands to millions have long engraved the ways of making money into their bones; the rest is just mechanical replication.

Don't just casually say "the goal is one billion"; first, take a look at how much ammunition you have in your pocket. The essence of trading is identifying opportunities: usually trade with small positions to refine your skills, and when a real big opportunity comes, that's when you should reveal your heavy position strategy.

The play of rolling positions can help an ordinary person succeed three or four times in a lifetime and step into the wealthy class — but the premise is that you must understand how to play.

Three dead rules must be followed:

First, patience. Because the profit margin is large enough, you cannot rush it; instead, wait for those opportunities that are fully certain.

Second, recognize the pattern. After a sharp drop, it consolidates sideways, then breaks upward—this type of trend has the highest probability of success for entering the market, avoid making random moves at other times.

Third, only go long. Put the short strategy aside for now to reduce risk exposure.

Some people say that the rolling position risk is frightening? That’s because they haven't found the right approach.

Take a practical example: Suppose you have 50,000, and note that this 50,000 must be profit earned previously (don't touch it if you are still losing money). When Bitcoin is at 10,000 USD, open a 10x leverage, but only open a 10% Position using the isolated margin mode—this means using 5,000 as margin, which is equivalent to a 1x leverage effect. Set the stop loss at 2 points...

(The core of this logic is: to leverage small funds to seize big opportunities, rather than blindly gambling.)