Trading, to put it simply, is the last chance for ordinary people to turn things around.

A few years ago, I took a friend named Ah Wei, starting with a capital of 2000U, and in half a year, we managed to reach 110,000U. It sounds like a fairy tale, but I dare to say that none of it was luck, nor was it gambling mentality. The entire process relied on a steady, proven, and repeatedly validated position-rolling logic, allowing the account to steadily surge.

I often see many beginners, who get scared when market fluctuations occur—taking profits quickly at small gains, and getting margin called at small losses. Actually, it’s not that they lack skill; the key is that they haven't grasped the market’s rhythm. In the crypto world, rhythm is everything.

Ah Wei was able to grow from 2000U to 110,000U, and honestly, there’s no big secret—just three core points. As long as you diligently follow these three points, you can gradually build up your account. Of course, how much you can learn depends entirely on how much reverence you have for the market.

**Point 1: Only follow the trend, avoid choppy sideways markets**

This is the most critical point. Rolling positions within a sideways range? That’s a death sentence. No volume, no clear direction—just traps for false breakouts and fakeouts. You must keep a close eye on the moment the trend starts—watch whether the main force is truly increasing volume, whether the price can break through effectively, and whether market sentiment is ignited. These are the real signals.

Before BTC was about to break out, we had already placed our orders in advance. Once the market surged, our positions doubled immediately, and profits skyrocketed. That’s the power of riding the trend.

**Point 2: Add positions only based on floating profits, not subjective impulses**

Initially, I only let Ah Wei take a 5% position to test the waters. Once he saw floating profits, he gradually added more. After profits exceeded 50%, he started to be more aggressive. But there’s a strict rule: never add to losing positions, only roll over profitable ones.

Many people's Achilles' heel is here—losing and trying to make it back, earning a little and then rushing to exit. This way, the position can never grow big. The true position-rolling logic should be to continuously amplify advantages within profits, not to stubbornly hold onto losing positions in hopes of turning around. These two approaches are worlds apart.

**Point 3: Take profits flexibly, don’t stick rigidly to one price**

I use the "Three-Stage Take Profit Method"—first lock in some profits as a safety net, then release some capital pressure, and finally let part of the position run freely to generate profits. Not closing everything at once, because that’s actually being driven by fear, not understanding the rhythm.

Rolling positions is like dancing on the edge of a knife—step out of rhythm and you lose everything; but if you get the rhythm right, it’s a wild ride all the way. From 2000U to 110,000U, we never went all-in or relied on luck. It was all about the "trend + rhythm + execution" iron triangle.

The crypto world isn’t short of opportunities; what’s lacking is people who can stay steady with the rhythm. The current market is still volatile, making it a perfect time to test this method. Every market correction is an opportunity to revisit and refine your trading logic. Those who survive are never relying on luck or stories—they succeed because they follow a repeatable, verifiable methodology.