Want to turn things around in the crypto world? First, come up with a principal of 1 million yuan.



Don't dream all day about billions and trillions; those are too far from you. Your most practical goal right now is simple: use the few tens of thousands you have to grow it into one million.

For ordinary retail investors, the only way from a few ten-thousand to one million is: roll over positions.

Don't take this as advice; this is reality. Rolling over is the ultimate test of cognition, courage, and self-discipline, and it's also one of the few opportunities for grassroots players to turn things around. If you succeed, your entire world will change.

**Why must it be 1 million?**

Because at this level, the game rules will start to favor you:

You no longer need to rely on leverage to take reckless risks. A 20% increase in spot prices means a 200,000 yuan profit. This amount can change your quality of life.

You've already grasped the logic of making money, and your mindset is very steady. Next, just repeat those correct actions—no messing around—and you'll live quite comfortably.

Conversely, if you haven't rolled out your first 1 million yet, don't go around bragging about "earning millions annually" or "crypto freedom." Everyone can boast, but everyone gets tired of hearing it.

**What exactly is rolling over positions?**

It's not frequent trading—that's gambling. Rolling over is strategic hunting. Usually, use small positions to test the waters and maintain a feel for the market. Only when a "big opportunity" truly arrives do you have the qualification to stake your entire net worth.

In your lifetime, successfully rolling over 3 to 4 times is enough to leap from zero to the multi-million level. Sounds crazy? But some people have actually done it.

**Three iron rules of rolling over positions—if you can't remember them, don't touch:**

**Rule 1: Patience**

Can't wait, can't afford to lose. Not every market movement is worth betting on. Most of the time, you need to squat like a stone and wait. The cost of misjudging once could be zeroing out your account. So patience—it's your most valuable chip.

**Rule 2: Discrimination**

Knowing how to see is different from knowing how to read people. When a big trend arrives, the difference between real and fake is like ten thousand miles. You need to distinguish which are genuine opportunities and which are just hype created by the market makers. This requires long-term experience and the ability to develop market intuition during small-position phases.

**Rule 3: Discipline**

Make a plan and stick to it. No matter how tempting the market, if it doesn't fit your plan, don't touch it. No matter how scary the decline, if you need to hold your position, hold it. Discipline isn't restraint; it's a life-saving charm. Too many people lose because they change plans impulsively.

Someone asked: Is rolling over just high leverage? Wrong. That's called gambling. Rolling over uses spot trading or very low leverage, betting on the direction, not risking a margin call. Every penny you earn is real, and when you lose, you can afford to lose.

Someone else asked: How much initial capital is needed? There's no bottom line. But experience shows that starting from a few thousand yuan to grow to 1 million usually takes 3 to 5 years. During this time, you'll go through several bull and bear cycles, encounter various temptations and traps, and learn to survive through countless wins and losses.

True rolling-over experts share a common trait: they never chase highs. They wait for pullbacks, wait for low liquidity, wait for market sentiment to bottom out before entering. A good entry point can save you half a year's effort.

Moreover, they only play coins they understand. Not all new tokens are worth gambling on, nor should you chase every hot trend. Focus your energy on three or five coins, understand their fundamentals thoroughly—this is much more efficient than playing everything randomly.

Finally, this point is crucial: learn to cut losses. Many think stop-loss means admitting defeat, but actually, it's the prerequisite for continuing to play. Rolling over is about long-term, repeated profits, not a one-time gamble with survivor bias. Protect your principal, and you'll have the chance to play again.

There's a saying in the crypto world: Making money is not as good as managing money. Manage your principal, manage your mindset, manage your plan—only then can rolling over be possible. When you finally grow to 1 million, you'll realize—it’s not just a number, but a boundary that marks your transformation from a retail investor to an expert.
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FOMOSapienvip
· 5h ago
It sounds pretty right, but how many can really stick with it? Most people haven't even reached 100,000 before being eliminated.
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MrDecodervip
· 12h ago
Sounds just like the ramblings of old hands; I've heard the "only 1 million can talk" line too many times, and in the end, it's still a loss. Rolling out of positions three or four times to reach ten million? Haha, why do those successful cases never show their loss reports? Patience and waiting for opportunities is correct, but I'm afraid that by the time you realize you don't even understand what a real opportunity is, it's too late. It's easy to say, but actually sticking to disciplined execution—who hasn't broken their discipline halfway through? Hitting 1 million is indeed a hurdle, but this article is a bit too idealistic; reality is much harsher.
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ThreeHornBlastsvip
· 01-12 14:59
You're not wrong, but to be honest, I've seen too many people who can't even turn 50,000 into 100,000, and they're still dreaming of 1 million. Stop listening to these all the time, just do it.
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GateUser-6bc33122vip
· 01-12 14:58
It's not wrong to say that, but very few people can really endure 3 to 5 years without messing around. --- The threshold of 1 million is indeed a tough pill to swallow; I haven't even managed to accumulate 100,000 myself. --- A bunch of nonsense, the core is two words: patience and discipline. But making most people truly sit tight and wait is even more painful than losing money. --- Three or four rollovers to reach ten million? I feel like that's even lower probability than winning the lottery. --- Now, in the crypto world, there are more people bragging about having 1 million than actually having 1 million, and they've all been hyped up this way. --- The most painful part is stop-loss; watching your coins drop really makes it hard to press the sell button. --- It feels like talking about a very difficult dream, but it also hits every retail investor's soft spot. There's no way around it; you just can't help but want to try. --- Rolling to 1 million in 3 to 5 years requires surviving several bull and bear cycles, not being wiped out in the first round.
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EternalMinervip
· 01-12 14:55
This logic sounds a bit dreamy, turning 1 million in 3 to 5 years, easy to say, but how about in actual operation? How many of those who talk about disciplined stop-loss can really do it? I think most are still trapped and just pretending to be dollar-cost averaging investors.
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CryptoComedianvip
· 01-12 14:51
Rolling positions three or five times to reach ten million? Man, your math needs some serious improvement. In 3 to 5 years, I haven't even earned enough interest. Wait, is this article teaching us how to grow from a few ten-thousand to a million, or how to gracefully lose everything? By the way, has anyone actually succeeded by rolling positions? Or are all the successful people just giving lectures to make money? The 1 million mark, huh? So I just need 99,900 yuan more. No big deal. This set of theories sounds so much like those motivational "Three Keys to Success" clichés—patience, judgment, discipline... It reminds me of those promises from last year.
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TommyTeacher1vip
· 01-12 14:48
That's true, but the reality is that 99% of people can't even make their first 100,000, and they start dreaming of 1 million... Really, I've seen too many people.
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BtcDailyResearchervip
· 01-12 14:46
Basically, they just want us to all in. The risk is so high, but they still have to pretend like "this is reality." Laughs.
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LiquiditySurfervip
· 01-12 14:31
Rolling positions sounds like surfing; you have to wait for the right wave... but the problem is most people can't tell which wave is real and which is just a bubble blown up by the whales. The 1 million threshold is not wrong; once liquidity depth increases, the game rules indeed change. But can it grow to that in 3 to 5 years? How many times will you doubt yourself and hit stop-loss? The saying "stop-loss is a life-saving charm" hits the mark. Too many people turn their accounts into zero-loss experiments. Only trading three or five coins is a good suggestion; this is true focus, not the kind of trading that changes with every gust. But honestly, the hardest part is the word "patience"... waiting to bet when liquidity is poor, most people simply can't wait.
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