#美国就业数据不及预期 Enjoy spending your winnings, and be honest when you lose. Whether you've tried or not, that's the biggest difference in life.

The most exciting way to make money in the crypto world is one—repeatedly rolling your positions.

Some have used it to grow their principal to nearly a million, while others got wiped out in the final wave. This is completely different from the "HODL and forget" approach. Either get rich overnight or go bankrupt—there's no in-between. Exciting? Extremely so. Risk? Also extremely high.

The most desperate I’ve ever been, I only had 1,000 yuan left for food. But with that 1,000 yuan, using the right method, I turned it into 100,000 in three months.

The strategy isn’t complicated: high leverage, reinvest the profits, and only bet on one direction.

Initially, I tried with $300. Each time, I used $10 to open a 100x position. As long as the fluctuation hit 1%, I doubled the money. After earning, I took out half, and the rest kept rolling. Theoretically, $10 could keep rolling into 10,000.

But the market never always moves in your favor. Most people fall into three traps: wanting to greedily take profits after gains; refusing to admit losses and doubling down; failing to see the trend clearly and getting chopped up repeatedly.

So I set strict rules for myself: close the position immediately when wrong, stop after a few consecutive mistakes; once the account reaches a certain amount, withdraw everything—don’t give yourself emotional opportunities.

When the market is hot, I’ve seen $500 grow into $500,000 in three days. What no one knows is that I had been completely flat for months, waiting without any trades.

That’s the key: rolling positions isn’t something you do every day. It’s waiting until the market is fully in place, then making a decisive move.

So when someone asks me if they can roll positions, I ask them back:

Is the volatility enough now? Is the trend truly one-sided? Can you only take the middle part, without greedily chasing the start or the end?

If all three conditions are met, then it’s worth going in. Hesitate, and better to wait.

Rolling positions, in simple terms, is a gamble with your life. Win, and you turn things around; lose, and you go back to honest work. If you dare to act, don’t regret it; if not, don’t keep itching to do so. Opportunities won’t wait. If you don’t seize them proactively, they’ll go to someone else.