Want to earn your first 1,000,000? There's no need to focus on the huge goal of ten million, nor to chase small gains like mosquito bites. The key is to use the rolling position method to break down compound interest into several precise strikes—starting with a 50,000 principal, just two main upward waves can achieve this goal.

Let's do the math first: with 50,000 in spot trading earning a steady 20% return, that's equivalent to a year's salary for an average person. If you roll your positions correctly according to market trends, turning 50,000 into 200,000, and then 200,000 into 1,000,000, it all boils down to two main upward waves. But all of this depends on "waiting for certainty, adhering to strict rules."

**Three simultaneous rolling position signals that must be met**

First, a long sideways consolidation after a sharp decline, followed by a sudden volume breakout. When the price doesn't make new lows during the decline, and the consolidation lasts longer, the foundation becomes more stable. When a large volume breaks through the upper boundary of the sideways range, it indicates that the main force has completed accumulation.

Second, the daily chart rises above the MA60 and MA120 moving averages, with volume and price rising together. When the price stabilizes above the long-term moving averages, the moving averages turn upward, and trading volume continues to increase, market sentiment begins to warm.

Third, trending searches show little activity, and retail investors are still complaining. This inverse indicator is the most reliable—when the market has no heat and retail investors are generally complaining, it’s the golden period for main force to build positions.

**Step-by-step operation from 50,000 to 1,000,000**

Use only the previous profits as capital, not your entire assets, so your mindset remains stable, and stop-loss won't affect your life. In a position-by-position mode, keep total position size within 10%, with leverage not exceeding 10 times (actually calculated as 1x), and set a strict stop-loss at 2%. Once triggered, exit immediately.

The key is to add positions after making profits. After a breakout, first invest 10% of your capital to test the waters. If it rises by 10%, use the additional profits to add another 10%. Keep the stop-loss at 2%, avoiding both adding more positions and resisting against positions. Repeat this cycle; when two opportunities align, turning 50,000 into 1,000,000 is no longer a dream.