In the crypto market, the path for ordinary people to achieve wealth growth is actually not complicated. Instead of daydreaming about getting rich overnight, it's better to focus on a more realistic goal: to first roll the principal from tens of thousands to 1 million.



This process seems distant, but for many people, rolling positions is exactly the most feasible turnaround mechanism. As long as the strategy is appropriate, it is not impossible to transform from a small retail investor to a millionaire player with just 3 to 4 key operations.

Why is the number 1 million so crucial? Because with it, the logic of making money becomes completely different. Without relying on leverage, a 20% rise in spot means an income of 200,000. The mindset is more stable, decision-making is clearer, and the rest of the work is just to persist, avoid unnecessary turmoil, and the profits will naturally follow.

So how do you play with rolling positions? It's not about daily operations or frequent switches, but about waiting – waiting for a big opportunity. Usually, you control your position, making small trades to accumulate experience, and once the market shows a definitive breakout signal, you must act decisively.

There are three hard indicators that must be mastered:

First is patience. Not every fluctuation is worth following; the real opportunities may only come a few times a year. Those who can't wait often face liquidation due to a single misjudgment, instantly returning to the starting point. This is the most painful lesson.

Secondly, it is the ability to identify. The trends in the crypto market often consolidate sideways after a significant drop, and only when there is a sudden surge in volume does it truly start. When this pattern appears, it is a signal, and accurate identification often leads to the most substantial profits in this wave of market activity.

Finally, it is execution. The moment the opportunity is confirmed, any hesitation may lead to missing out. The market will not wait for anyone; quick response is needed to seize the best timing.

Opportunities in the crypto market are indeed scarce, and it's not every day that there are chances to get rich quickly. However, because they are rare, knowing how to identify and seize these turning points becomes a unique advantage for ordinary traders. The key is to endure the calm period, wait for the real opportunities, accurately grasp the trend signals, and act decisively to succeed.
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GasFeeWhisperervip
· 2025-12-25 18:05
There's nothing wrong with that, but the reality is that most people see a 20% increase and want to go all-in with leverage, then a correction hits and it's game over.
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SandwichTradervip
· 2025-12-24 19:07
It sounds nice, but the key is that I just can't wait... I've really seen too many people get liquidated three times within a month...
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MintMastervip
· 2025-12-24 01:56
This is ridiculous. How did 1 million become the watershed? I just want to ask how many people can really roll from tens of thousands to 1 million without getting liquidated.
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Layer2Observervip
· 2025-12-24 01:51
After reading it once, I need to clarify one thing — there's a hidden assumption in the logic here that is worth questioning. "3 to 4 key operations directly multiply by a hundred times" sounds too linear. Analyzing the trading system from the source code level, the random walk theory tells us that the success probability of each operation is actually independent, and when compounded, the risk grows exponentially. The author hasn't quantified this probability cost. Let's look at the data — historically, cases that truly rolled from tens of thousands to millions mostly experienced at least one drawdown of over 50%. Whether one's mindset is stable largely depends on the scale of the principal and the risk tolerance itself, rather than any magic associated with the number one million. An interesting discovery is that the article mixes "rollover" and "patience waiting" together, but these two are actually contradictory — frequent rollover requires a high operation frequency, while the optimal solution for long-term gains is often to "do nothing after buying right". Isn't there a misconception here?
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GateUser-3824aa38vip
· 2025-12-24 01:32
That's right, but very few people can actually endure to reach 1 million.
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