$BEAT How far is it from tens of thousands to millions?
In fact, it's not too difficult to say, nor is it too simple to say.
$XRP The key is not how strong your skills are, but whether you can seize the 'acceleration'.
I have led many brothers with small funds, who started off losing badly, thinking they could get rich quickly from a single trade.
$BNB But those who can truly grow their account from 1000 to 100,000 have never done it overnight; it's summed up in one word: cumulative progress.
Many people think trading relies on explosive gains, but in reality, trading relies on rolling.
You should treat every correct opportunity as the starting point for the next one, and your account will continue to grow.
So, why can't most people turn things around?
It's not because their skills are poor, but because their rhythm is off.
They rush to grab when the market hasn't started, gamble when the long and short are unclear, and after losing once, they try to make it back by going all in.
This way of operating, even if you have 500,000, will grind your capital down to 5,000.
So, what is the true meaning of 'rolling the account'?
Rolling the account is not about reckless gambling, high leverage, or relying on 20 small wins; it's about:
When certainty appears, push your position hard;
When certainty disappears, quickly pull out your profits.
The sequence is not: earn → gamble, but: earn steadily → roll profits → earn again.
Loss? You can lose, but it's only a small part of the previous profit.
I usually give small fund holders three requirements:
1. Do not engage in chaotic fluctuations, only pursue 'clear directions'
Only trade mainstream coins breaking out, rebounds after sharp declines, and clear trend segments.
When there is no clear direction, do not operate; otherwise, you're trading your life for experience.
2. Do not go all in, do not gamble recklessly, only seize the 'certain ball'
Even if I have 50,000 in my account, I will not push all 50,000 into a trade.
I will use 10% of my position, leverage up, set a stop loss at 2%, if wrong, I lose 1,000, if right, I roll into the next wave directly.
This way, even if I occasionally make mistakes, it won't drop you from 50,000 to 20,000.
And once you catch the right opportunity, 50,000 can surge to 80,000, then to 120,000...
3. A portion of every profit must be pulled out
The essence of rolling the account is: use profits to engage in the next wave.
The more your account rises, the easier it becomes; the more it falls, the more anxious you get.
So pulling profits is the key to making you roll more steadily.
You should know: earning three times in one wave is much better than grinding for ten days to earn once, saving more and preserving life.
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