Want to turn a small fund into something big? Perhaps the only way is through "rollover." In the crypto world, if you only have tens of thousands but want to earn a million, the most practical way might be to rollover. When you finally reach that million capital, you'll find that life is completely different— even without leverage, a 20% rise in Spot means 200,000, which is already the total income of many people in a year. More importantly, when you grow from tens of thousands to a million, you will grasp the logic and rhythm of making money, and your mindset will stabilize. What you need to do next is simply replicate your successful experiences. Don't just shout about hitting tens of millions; start from reality and move forward steadily. Bragging won't make you rich, but being a bull is quite comfortable. Trading is all about recognizing the size of opportunities. You can't always have a Light Position, nor can you always have a Heavy Position. Usually, you play small, but when a real big opportunity comes, you must decisively bring out the "Italian cannon." Rollover is a strategy prepared for big opportunities—you can't rollover every day, but if you roll over correctly three or four times in your lifetime, it's enough to go from zero to tens of millions. And this number is enough for an ordinary person to cross into the realm of the wealthy. There are a few points to pay special attention to regarding rollover: 1. Be patient and wait for opportunities. The profits from rollover can be astonishing; succeeding a few times could achieve goals of tens of millions or even hundreds of millions. Therefore, you must not act rashly; always look for high-certainty timings. 2. What is a high-certainty opportunity? It often occurs after a big fall, when the market enters a sideways consolidation, and then starts to break upwards. The probability of a trend forming during this phase is very high, and the key is to enter a position at the beginning of the trend. 3. Only rollover long, not short. In the crypto world, the success rate of rolling long is much higher than rolling short; don’t do the reverse operation. Speaking of the risks of rollover, many people misunderstand it—its risks are far lower than conventional futures operations. For example, if you have 50,000 in capital (note, this must be your profit, not in a loss state), and you open a position when Bitcoin is at $10,000, using 10x leverage but only opening a 10% position, it’s equivalent to using only 1x leverage. If you set a 2% stop loss, even if you hit the stop loss, you only lose 1,000. How do those who get liquidated often operate? Even if this trade loses fully, you only lose 5,000 in Margin, not everything. If the direction is correct, and Bitcoin rises to $11,000, you continue to increase the position with 10% of the total funds, also setting a 2% stop loss. Even if this trade loses, the overall profit is still 8%—is the risk really as huge as rumored? Assuming Bitcoin rises to $15,000, if you successfully increase your position each time, during this 50% market movement, you could make around 200,000. Seizing two such opportunities, your million target would be achieved. Remember: 100 times the return doesn't come from slowly compounding 10% or 20% each month; that’s unrealistic. The real path is to seize a few opportunities of 3 times, 5 times, or 10 times. This article not only discusses operations but also includes the core mindset and position logic of trading—master it, and you won't lose everything.