I have seen too many accounts that didn't fail because of the market itself, but because of the traps of unwillingness to give up and infinite position adding.

An trader left a deep impression on me—after seven consecutive margin calls, with only 2000U left in the account, everyone around him advised him to stop. But he didn't give up; he spent three months growing the account to over 70,000, relying not on insider information or all-in bets, but on persistent rolling and position control on the $UNI and $SOL assets.

Many people associate rolling positions with gambling, but in reality, skilled traders follow the opposite approach—gamblers want to hit big with one bet, while rolling positions operate on a different logic: small mistakes are tolerated, and profits are used to gain more operational space. The focus is never on quick gains but on surviving long enough.

This strategy may sound simple, but it surprisingly provides stability, with three core steps:

Step one: Invest only 30% of the capital to test the direction. If the judgment is correct, add another 20%. The first trade must never be a heavy position—that's the baseline for survival.

Step two: Most people can't get past this—take profits and exit part of the position when floating gains reach 6% to 9%, using the earned money for the next round of position adding.

Step three: When the account doubles, withdraw the initial capital, locking in half of the principal, and continue rolling the rest. Once the mindset stabilizes, the account growth accelerates.

Here's a simple calculation: starting with 2000U, using 2x leverage, closing each trade after earning only 8%, you can make 320U per round. After ten rounds, it totals 3200U. It may seem slow, but those who complain about the pace have already wiped out their accounts.

The harshest truth in the crypto world is: markets change, news changes, but human greed never does. Rolling positions are not about gambling for quick riches; they are about using discipline to gain certainty.

Those who truly survive in this space boil down to three things: controlling position size, maintaining rhythm, and having strong execution. The crypto market never lacks opportunities; what’s scarce are traders who can survive until the end.