How to roll over positions:

A few points to note when rolling over positions:

1. Enough patience. The profits from rolling over are huge; as long as you can successfully roll over a few times, you can earn at least tens of millions or even billions, so you shouldn't roll over lightly. You need to find high certainty opportunities.

2. High certainty opportunities refer to a sideways consolidation after a sharp drop, followed by a breakout to the upside. At this point, the probability of trending is quite high, so you should identify the trend reversal point and get in early.

3. Only roll long;

Rolling over risks

If you open a position in Bitcoin at 1W with a leverage setting of 10 times, using the isolated margin mode, and only open 10% of the position, it means you are only putting up 5K as margin. This is actually equivalent to 1x leverage, with a 2-point stop loss. If you hit the stop loss, you only lose 2%, right? Just 2%? That's 1000. How do those who get liquidated actually get liquidated? Even if you get liquidated, it's only a loss of 5K, right? How can you lose everything?

If you are right and Bitcoin rises to 11,000, you continue to open 10% of the total capital, setting a 2% stop-loss. If you hit the stop-loss, you still make 8%. What about the risk? Isn't the risk very high? This continues...

If Bitcoin rises to 15,000 and you increase your position successfully, in this wave of 50% market, you should be able to earn around 200,000. Capturing two such market waves would give you around 1,000,000.

There is fundamentally no compound interest; 100 times is achieved through two times 10 times, three times 5 times, and four times 3 times, not through daily or monthly 10% or 20% compound interest. That's nonsense.

The concept of rolling positions itself carries no risk; not only does it carry no risk, but it is also one of the correct ways to trade futures. The risk lies in leverage. You can roll with 10 times leverage, but 1 time is also fine. I generally use two to three times leverage, capturing two times is still dozens of times return, right? If not, you can use 0.3 times; what does this have to do with rolling positions? This is clearly your own choice regarding leverage, and I have never said to use high leverage for trading.

Moreover, I have always emphasized that in the cryptocurrency market, only invest one-fifth of your money, and only one-tenth of your cash money should be used for futures trading. At this time, the capital for futures only occupies 2% of your total capital, and futures should only use two to three times leverage, and only trade Bitcoin. This can be said to reduce risk to an extremely low level. If you lose 20,000 from 1,000,000, will you feel the pain?

How to grow small capital

Many people have many misconceptions about trading, such as thinking that small capital should trade short-term to grow the capital. This is completely misguided; this kind of thinking is essentially trying to exchange time for space, attempting to get rich overnight. Small capital should rather invest in medium to long-term to grow.

If you have 30,000 in capital, you should think about how to triple it in one wave, and then triple it again in the next wave... this way you can have four to five hundred thousand. Instead of thinking about making 10% today, 20% tomorrow... this will eventually ruin you.

Always remember, the smaller the capital, the more you should invest in the long term, relying on compound interest to grow large, and avoid making short-term trades for small profits.#ETH #滚仓