When the account balance drops to only 1800U, almost everyone advises him to exit quickly. But three months later, the account balance has surged to 92,000U. This turnaround is not luck, nor is it gambling with all his assets, but a strategy based on "rolling positions" and "position management"—a trading method misunderstood by most people.

When it comes to rolling positions, many people's first reaction is to go all-in and bet. But that's just a superficial understanding. The core of rolling positions is actually "control." Use smaller positions to explore the market, confirm the direction, then gradually increase the size, and use profits to fuel the next round of growth. This is the true essence of rolling positions.

**How to do it? Three practical steps**

First is **30% trial position, never greedy**. Use 30% of the initial capital to test new market conditions. If the direction is correct, add another 20%. Many people blow up their accounts because they go all-in on this step right away.

Second is **take profits when floating gains reach 7%-10%**. When floating profits hit the target, close part of the position immediately to lock in gains, then use this profit to increase the next position. Let profits generate more profits—that cycle is the beauty of rolling positions.

Finally, is **double the account and lock in the principal**. Every time the account doubles, withdraw half of the profits to secure them, and continue operating with the remaining funds. This way, the principal is always at zero risk, while the account keeps growing.

**The Power of Numbers**

Starting from 1800U, using only 2x leverage, and taking profit at 9% floating gains per trade. It sounds like a small return, but earning 324U per round, ten rounds would be 3240U. This is the power of compound interest—each step seems slow, but over time, this slowness transforms into exponential growth.

The same story repeats in the market: some grow steadily from 1200U to 25,000U, others roll from 1800U to 92,000U. Behind every profit is strict position control, precise rhythm, and near-rigid discipline execution.

**Human Nature and the Market**

Markets change, but human nature never does. Rolling positions is never about the fantasy of getting rich overnight, but about using iron discipline to secure the certainty of wealth. The crypto world is not short of opportunities; what’s lacking are traders who understand position control and can stick to discipline.

In the cycle of repeated losses, rather than struggling on the brink of liquidation, it’s better to re-examine your trading logic, anchor to a clear strategy, and gradually accumulate a track record. Breaking through starts with change.