Let's talk about the rolling warehouse strategy starting from 50,000

First, let me explain: this 50,000 must be your existing profit. If you are still in loss, it's better not to rush into this. $BTC

Many people think rolling warehouses are risky, but if you manage your positions well, the risk is actually much lower than regular futures trading. For example, if Bitcoin is at 10,000, open a position with 10x leverage but use the isolated margin mode, investing only 10% of your position — which means using 5,000 as margin, it actually comes out to be about the same as using 1x leverage.

Then set a stop loss of 2 points. Even if you hit the stop loss, you would only lose 2%, which is just 1,000. I've always wondered how those who blew their accounts ended up losing everything? Even if it truly blows up, you would only lose this 5,000, how could it all be gone?

If the direction is right, and Bitcoin rises to 11,000, then according to the total capital, increase the position by 10%, still set a 2% stop loss. Even if this round hits the stop loss, you have already made 8% before, where's the risk in that?

Just take it step by step. If you catch the market when Bitcoin rises to 15,000, starting from 50,000, you can probably earn around 200,000. Seize such market opportunities twice, and you are close to 1,000,000. Don't believe in unrealistic returns of 10% or 20% compounded daily or monthly, that's too unrealistic. Real big profits come from accumulating 2 rounds of 10x and 3 rounds of 5x such market opportunities, not from small compounding.

In fact, rolling warehouses themselves are not risky; instead, they are a very correct approach in futures. The risk lies in the choice of leverage. You can roll with 10x, you can also roll with 1x. I usually use 2 or 3 times leverage, and catching two market opportunities can still yield dozens of times returns; if you are really conservative, using 0.x leverage is also fine. This has nothing to do with the rolling warehouse concept; it all depends on how you choose your leverage.

Additionally, I have always emphasized that in cryptocurrency investing, don't go all in. Only use one-fifth of the total capital for investment, and among that, only take one-tenth of the spot funding for futures — this way, the futures capital only accounts for 2% of the total capital. Coupled with 2 or 3 times leverage, only trading Bitcoin can keep the risk extremely low. Think about it, if you have 1,000,000 and lose 20,000, would you feel heartbroken?

I'm not saying this to convince anyone; after all, arguing has no meaning.

I just hope to find some people who agree with this trading philosophy to exchange ideas together, but unfortunately, there is no filtering mechanism now, and there are always some noises like @juice13 #ETH走势分析 #滚仓 .