That year, I partnered with a friend and managed to turn 12,000 yuan into over 800,000 yuan. Later, many people asked me how I did it. It was actually a set of rolling position strategies that made the account climb step by step like a staircase.

The easiest mistake for beginners in the crypto world is being brainwashed by stories of "getting rich overnight." They go all-in at the slightest market move, panic when volatility hits, take profits and run, or blow up when they lose. In the end, they are either crushed by the market or drained by their own emotions.

I want to tell you a reality: those who survive longer in this market are never the most aggressive, but the most stable.

My core method has just three points, enough to save you three years of detours.

**Point 1: Follow the trend, avoid trading during volatility**

Doing rolling positions in sideways consolidation—ten out of ten fail. No volume, no direction, all traps. True opportunities appear at a signal—when volume surges and the trend truly starts. That year, I pre-positioned when BTC broke down, and as a result, a wave of rally launched directly. Many people fail because of frequent trading, constantly trying to correct mistakes in choppy markets, and finally, all profits are eaten up by fees.

**Point 2: Roll in profits, never add to losing positions**

The strategy is simple: start with a small position to test the waters. Once you see floating profits, begin adding positions. When floating profits reach 50%, push one more level and continue rolling. What's the key? Always roll only the profits, never add to losing positions.

I've seen too many people do the opposite—refusing to cut losses, adding positions to recover; making profits but not daring to be greedy, and running at the first sign of profit. Rolling like this, the account can't really grow.

**Point 3: Take profits in stages, neither greedy nor timid**

I use a "three-stage profit-taking" method. First, lock in profits to protect the principal; second, safeguard the principal; finally, let the profits run on their own. Never close all positions at the target price—that's not stability, that's cowardice.

Throughout the process of rolling from 12,000 to 800,000, we never gambled recklessly or bet our lives. It was all about following the trend, timing well, and executing with discipline.

Opportunities in the crypto world are indeed plentiful, but traps are even more. Very few people actually make money; most are just here to give theirs away. If you want to turn things around in this market, you must break those deadly trading habits and learn how to survive steadily—more important than anything else.