I have seen too many people, their accounts rolling from 1,000 to 1 million, only to have the last trade driven by emotion, instantly returning to zero.
Rolling positions, the most extreme, violent, and cruel way to make money in the crypto world, is a thousand times more stimulating than hoarding coins:
Either you skyrocket overnight, or you return to square one overnight.
I have seen countless real cases in the circle: with only 1,000 left for meals, I managed to roll positions for three months to reach 100,000.
The essence of the play is three points:
100 times leverage + profit reinvestment + relentless focus on one direction.
At first, I only used 300u to test the waters, opening 100 times contracts with 10u each time.
Earn 1%, and you double; take half of the profits, and continue to roll the other half.
Mathematics is cruel: if you succeed 11 times in a row, 10 dollars can turn into 10,000.
But why do 90% of people fail?
Because human nature can't withstand:
• Earning and not stopping, wanting to go for another round
• Losing and feeling unjustified, increasing losses
• Wavering direction, being continuously slapped by the market
And my own rules are cold-blooded to the point of discomfort:
• If the direction is wrong, immediately cut losses
• If wrong 20 times in a row, forcibly stop for a day
• Rolling to 5000u must withdraw, leaving no room for emotions
Last year, there was a big market trend, I rolled from 500 dollars to 500,000 in three days.
But what you see is three days, you haven't seen that I waited for a full 4 months without moving, like a hunter lying in wait for the trend to take shape.
Rolling positions is never about trading every day, or every hour——
It is a play of "only strike hard once when the opportunity arises."
Now many people ask me:
"Can I still roll?"
You should first ask yourself three questions:
• Is the market volatile enough?
• Is the direction clear, one-sided, and clean?
• Can you only take the fish's body, without being greedy for the head and tail?
If all three answers are "yes"——
Then go for it.
If one is "no,"
Then honestly observe from the sidelines, otherwise, what you are rolling is not positions, but your mindset.
