Rolling positions in the crypto world is a polarizing strategy. Some achieve financial freedom through it, while others lose everything due to a single greed. This trading method seems simple on the surface but is actually full of hidden dangers—using 100x leverage, continuous reinvestment for profits, and sticking to a single direction become the core logic of rolling positions.

Have you heard of real cases? There’s a trader who started with just 1000 yuan for meals and, over three months, turned it into 100,000 through rolling positions. His approach was like this: initial $300 to test the waters, opening 100x contracts with $10 each time. As long as profits reach 1%, the principal doubles. After making money, he withdraws half to lock in gains, and the other half continues to bet. Correctly judging the direction 11 times in a row, he turned $10 into $10,000.

But reality is harsh. 99% of people fail in rolling positions, mainly for three reasons: insatiable greed, unwillingness to accept defeat, and frequent changes in direction. Successful traders understand the importance of setting strict rules. For example, cutting losses immediately after a wrong judgment, stopping after 20 consecutive mistakes, and withdrawing when profits reach $5000—never continue rolling all the way.

Another example highlights the issue even more: last year, during a hot market, a trader patiently waited for four months with $500, and when the opportunity finally arrived, he rolled it to $500,000 in just three days. What does this tell us? Rolling positions are not for daily play but for waiting. Market fluctuations, trend judgment, and the ability to control greed—understanding these three issues clearly makes it worthwhile to take action. Otherwise, it’s just gambling.

Money in the crypto world can be made, but the prerequisite is that you must survive long enough. Blindly following the trend in rolling positions will most likely turn you into someone else’s chip.