If you've been in the crypto world for a while, you'll realize that those who have their accounts wiped out actually didn't lose unfairly. It's not that the market didn't give opportunities, but rather that the obsession with "must turn things around" and impulsively adding positions are what drag them down.

There was a trader who爆$ZEC seven times, leaving only 2000U in his account. Everyone advised him to give up. But three months later, he used $UNI and $SOL to harden his account to over 70,000. No secret tricks, no all-in bets—just four words: rolling positions + position control.

Many people treat rolling positions as gambling, but that's a misunderstanding. A gambler tries to defy the odds with a single shot, while rolling positions is about small-scale trial and error, using profits to secure survival. Frankly, the core is never about how fast you make money, but how long you can survive.

This method may sound very simple, but it’s truly stable:

**Step 1:** Invest only 30% of your capital to verify the direction. Add another 20% if confirmed. Never risk the entire position on the first trade—that's the bottom line for survival.

**Step 2:** When floating profits reach 6%-9%, take profits in batches. The key is to use the earned money to add positions. Most people can't do this step.

**Step 3:** When the account doubles, immediately lock in half of the principal, and continue rolling the rest. With a stable mindset, the market becomes more manageable.

Starting with 2000U, using 2x leverage, earning 8% per trade and then exiting—ten rounds of this can accumulate an increase of 3200U. The crypto market is always changing—news,行情, and trends—but human nature remains unchanged.

Stable profit traders ultimately master three things: controlling position size, timing the rhythm, and relentless execution. Opportunities are never scarce; what’s scarce is the person who can last until the end.