$POWER I have seen the most extreme accounts, not getting rich quickly, but dying quickly.

With a principal of 5000, it rolled to over a million in half a year,

this is not a myth, it happens frequently in the cryptocurrency world.

$ICNT But I have also seen a more common outcome:

The day before, the account was still +500,000,

the next day after a withdrawal, all profits were gone,

and even directly went to zero.

$RAVE This is not a matter of luck, it is a structural error.

Many people attribute failure to:

poor skills, inaccurate indicators, or wrong direction.

In fact, none of these are the real issues.

The real problem can be summed up in two words:

Not knowing when to stop.

The concept of rolling positions has been misunderstood by too many people.

It is not about trading every day,

but only taking action in market conditions that are "worth fighting for."

The vast majority of contract losses are concentrated in three types of behavior:

Trading even when the market lacks momentum;

Continuously increasing positions after making a small profit;

Holding on stubbornly during a withdrawal.

Those who can truly roll their positions are, ironically, extremely restrained.

My own logic for rolling positions is very simple and quite counterintuitive.

First, if the first trade is profitable, ensure to protect your capital.

As long as the first trade is profitable, immediately withdraw the principal.

The subsequent positions should only run on profits.

This way, no matter how the market moves, the mindset will change.

Second, the more you earn, the smaller the bets you make.

When floating profits reach 50%, directly raise the stop loss to the cost;

If you continue to hold, at least lock in 30% of the profits.

The goal is not to eat the last bite,

but to absolutely not allow returning to the starting point.

Third, only take action when it is the right time to do so.

Rolling positions is not about the frequency of trades,

but about the explosive power of the trend.

If the trend hasn't emerged, I would rather be out of the market.

Without volatility, it’s not worth the risk.

Many people are not unable to earn,

but after earning, they do not have the ability to hold on to it.

What truly creates a gap in the cryptocurrency world

is never who seizes opportunities more,

but who can keep the money they have already made.

Remember this phrase:

Those who can wait, collect, and stop,

are the ones who deserve to talk about doubling their investments.