I used this method to increase the total position sixfold, with no mysterious indicators involved, only a matter of execution.



Many people get more and more chaotic as they go, not because they don't understand how to read the charts, but because they are led astray by all kinds of "techniques." The true logic for long-term stable profits boils down to three core steps: choosing the right coins, rolling the right positions, and maintaining discipline.

**Step 1: Choosing Coins — Focus on Main Bull Trends and Concentrate Firepower**

Don't "scatter" your capital with a hundred small positions; you need to be as precise as a sniper. I only select these three types of coins:

First, coins that break previous highs with obvious volume expansion. These coins have strong trend certainty. For example, SOL breaking $25 and then surging to $120 in one go.

Second, leaders in niche fields—avoid fake hot spots. Genuine sectors like MEME, AI, Layer2 have sustainability; junk projects fluctuate wildly but lack direction.

Third, small-cap circulating supply (between $100 million and $1 billion). These have lighter floats and are easier to control, with truly astonishing takeoff speeds.

The core logic is: only go after strong trends and stay away from junk volatility.

**Step 2: Rolling Positions — Use Profits to Add Positions, Keep Principal Fixed**

The essence of rolling positions is—only use the profits you've made to increase your holdings.

For example: start with $500,000, try with $200,000 first. Don’t enter unless the signals are strong enough; wait for moments like "breakthrough + volume expansion," such as PYTH breaking $0.6.

Once in, set a stop-loss at 10%. Exit immediately when hit, with no hesitation. When profits reach 50%, use those profits plus an additional $300,000 to add to the position. After doubling, follow with a full position; if the retracement reaches 15%, take out half of the principal first, and hold the rest at zero cost.

The iron rule is simple: don't add to positions when losing; only add when profitable.

**Step 3: Controlling Positions to Achieve 20x Growth Through Discipline, Not Courage**

People who grow from $500,000 to $10 million are never "genius traders," but those who know when to take profits.

A single coin should not exceed 40% of the total position—this prevents a single coin from dragging you down. After doubling profits, first withdraw the principal, and use the remaining as a zero-cost bet, which is the most comfortable mindset. Keep each stop-loss within 5%-10% of the total position, cut when the time comes; never admit losses is a cardinal mistake in trading.

Controlling emotions makes you a winner; those who can't resist temptation end up as cannon fodder.

Every day the market offers new opportunities, but the ones who consistently make money are always disciplined and systematic. If you want to roll positions, there's no need to envy others' larger capital. The real starting point is not "how much money you have," but whether you can grit your teeth and execute seriously.

The market is hot right now; this is not the time for reckless rushing but for steady, strategic moves to multiply positions. With the right logic and strong execution, the key to doubling your account is in your hands.
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 17h ago
That's right, execution is really a hurdle; most people die right there. --- The concept of rolling positions does look simple, but actually doing it is deadly—knowing is easy, doing is hard. --- Haha, another "6x return" story. Every time I see these, I want to ask: what about the 20 times of losses? --- I support sticking to the principal, but 99% of people see floating profits and want to go all-in; no one can resist. --- Having a leading position in a niche is crucial. The MEME track is truly a gambler's paradise, a haven for rug pulls and cashing out the little guys. --- It still seems like you need a principal base. Can a starting capital of $500,000 and my broken account have the same "execution power"? --- Cutting losses at this point tests human nature the most. When your hand is trembling, discipline is the last thing on your mind. --- I really missed the 0.6 PYTH; I didn't see at the time that it was a "breakout + volume increase" signal. --- Human nature is the biggest enemy; technology is secondary. I agree with that. --- A market cap of 1-10 billion is really easy to take off, but I'm just worried that liquidity might dry up after entering, trapping me.
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ColdWalletGuardianvip
· 20h ago
There's nothing wrong with what you're saying, but execution is really the Achilles' heel for most people. It sounds simple, but how many can actually stick to stop-losses? Everyone around me is holding onto losing positions. I agree with the logic of rolling positions, but the prerequisite is to stay alive and catch the main rally. Honestly, emotional management is more important than anything else; most people fail because of their mindset. It looks easy, but in practice, it's truly a life-and-death struggle, a bit cowardly. This system is indeed solid, but I'm worried the market's temperament might change.
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AirdropAnxietyvip
· 12-12 22:51
Basically, don't mess around; discipline is the key to longevity. I just can't stand those who shout "all-in" every day, only to get cut in the end.
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UncleWhalevip
· 12-12 22:50
That's right, discipline is indeed the hardest, but also the most profitable.
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ExpectationFarmervip
· 12-12 22:49
Exactly, it's just poor execution. I always want to take more, but I end up losing in the end.
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PanicSellervip
· 12-12 22:43
Exactly right, but out of the ten people who listen to these "strict rules," nine still can't hold on, and in the end, they all get wiped out by FOMO.
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ContractBugHuntervip
· 12-12 22:39
That's right, execution is the most valuable metric, and that's how I operate as well.
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