If the crypto world wants to change its fate, the first step is to keep quiet. Stop dreaming of trillions and billions every day; if you haven't even played with a seven-figure account, those ambitions are just cheap noise.

Ordinary people have only one way to turn things around in the crypto market: rolling positions. This isn't some advanced strategy; it's the only survival rule. If you get it right, the entire game will be rewritten for you.

Rolling from tens of thousands to 1 million is a watershed moment. Once that principal truly rests in your account, you'll find the world suddenly becomes quiet. A 20% increase in spot trading means a profit of 200,000, with no leverage needed. You will have thoroughly understood the underlying logic of making money, and the fluctuations of K-lines will no longer sway your mindset. The days that follow are just repetitive, boring operations—if you don't make mistakes, you'll live very comfortably.

If you haven't rolled out 1 million, don't boast to others about "earning millions annually." Saying that will even make the market look bad for you.

Many people treat rolling positions as a daily activity, but in reality, it's more like hunting. Using small positions daily to sense the market, while the real opportunities only come a few times in a lifetime. When the opportunity truly arrives, that's when it's worth putting all your chips in. As long as you successfully roll 3 to 4 times in your lifetime, going from zero to ten million is not just a fantasy.

But rolling positions has three iron rules; breaking any one of them could lead to total loss:

First, endure to the bone. Not every fluctuation is worth betting on. When there's no opportunity, wait stubbornly. No matter how itchy your hands are, hold back. This patience is more valuable than any technical analysis.

Second, only focus on certainty. After a significant decline, enter a long-term sideways market, then break out with volume—this textbook trend starting point is the moment to bet all your chips. Don't even look at other fluctuations.

Third, act quickly. The moment the signal is confirmed, put everything in immediately. Half a second slow, and the opportunity's door closes.

The crypto market isn't a casino; you can't expect it to open and close every day. It's actually a dark forest—most of the time lurking, with real hunting only needing a split second.

What you need to do are four things: endure, wait, seize, act. Everything else is a waste of life.