I've seen quite a few people with their accounts rolling up to seven figures, only to get liquidated and wiped out in one go.

There's an extreme strategy in the crypto market—compound rolling positions.
This approach is a hundred times more thrilling than long-term holding: it's either financial freedom or back to square one. I know someone who was down to just a few hundred bucks for living expenses and used this move to make six figures in three months.

The core logic boils down to three things:
Ultra-high leverage + reinvesting profits + going all-in on a single direction.

I tried it out with $300, opening $10 positions each time with 100x leverage. A 1% move doubled the position. After making a profit, I'd cash out half for safety and reinvest the other half. In theory, if you get it right 11 times in a row, $10 can become $10,000—but in reality, 90% of people fall into these traps:

• Wanting more after making a profit—never-ending greed
• Doubling down after a loss—chasing losses out of stubbornness
• Wavering on direction—getting slapped on both sides

The survival rules I set for myself:
• Cut losses instantly if I'm wrong, and if I’m wrong 20 times in a row, I stop completely
• Withdraw once the account hits $5,000, never letting emotions take over

Last year, I caught a one-sided trend and turned $500 into $500,000 in three days—but before that, I waited four whole months without making a move.

Rolling positions isn’t about making trades every day; it’s about waiting for that extremely high-certainty opportunity to go all in.

Can you still play this game now? First ask yourself:
• Is the market volatile enough?
• Is the trend clearly one-sided?
• Can you just take the main upward wave and not get greedy for the last bit?

Opportunities are always there, but whether you can seize them is up to you.