I heard a saying: "Holding coins for ten years is not as good as rolling your position for ten days." I used to just listen to it as a joke and not take it seriously.

Until I practiced it myself, I finally realized—making money in the crypto world never depends on guessing the market trend, but on execution, sense of rhythm, and knowing when to "be lazy."

During that time, I started with a principal of 10,000 USDT and rolled my position. After three months, my account jumped to 1 million USDT. Honestly, in the beginning, I would see a green candlestick and want to go all-in, or see a red and want to add more to hold on. Many beginners have fallen into this trap. Later, I adjusted my approach:

**The first trick is position splitting.** Divide 10,000 USDT into five parts, operate with only one part at a time, and keep the remaining four parts as a safety net. This way, even large market fluctuations can't break through the defense line.

**The second trick is strict take-profit and stop-loss.** Before placing an order, set your target profit and stop-loss points. When it hits the target, take profits; when it hits the stop-loss, accept the loss—no hesitation.

**The third trick is to only trade mainstream coins.** Altcoins can be exciting, but their volatility is too fierce, and the risks are many. I only choose coins I understand well, steadily pushing forward.

**The fourth trick is to prioritize review and analysis.** Summarize trading details at the end of each day—where I made mistakes, where I earned money—and adjust my plan accordingly the next day.

The most important thing is mindset—no matter how crazy the market, don’t follow the herd, don’t gamble your life savings. Many people stare at indicators all day, stay up late, leverage themselves, and in the end, they don’t even keep their principal. I use a "lazy" approach to turn position rolling into steady compound growth, rather than gambling on luck at the table.

After three months, going from 10,000 to 1 million, the sense of steady, solid progress is something you simply can't experience by going all-in or dreaming big.

The real logic of making money in the crypto world is simple: it’s not about predicting who will win, nor relying on luck, but about whether you can use discipline to roll your principal and whether you can patiently execute.

Do you want to be the kind of person who gets liquidated and becomes a perpetual leek, or do you want to be the last one laughing?