In the trading world, the strongest way to grow is never through wild fluctuations, but through "compound interest in a rolling manner".

What is truly frightening is not making a large profit once, but continuously accumulating small profits into a trend of returns.

Taking $PIPPIN as an example, I initially had only a little over 2000 U in my account, and it was through rolling positions and strictly executing strategies that I pushed my funds to 100,000 in three months.

Including targets like ZEC and AXL, the strategies are very clear.

Small positions for trial and error, layering profits, and accelerating rolling when the trend is clear.

At that time, I used 300 U for experiments, taking only 10 U to open at 100 times,

locking in half of the profit after making 1%, while continuing to compound the remaining profit.

After executing successfully 11 times, 10 U was eventually magnified to 10,000.

Many people cannot roll their positions; it's not a problem of method, but a problem of mentality:

1️⃣ Losing discipline with profits, unwilling to take them

2️⃣ Unable to accept losses, unwilling to cut losses

3️⃣ Direction jumping back and forth, lacking a clear system

My principles are only two:

Cut immediately if wrong, never stubbornly hold on if the direction is wrong;

Stop, rest, and reset immediately after consecutive losses reach a certain threshold.

Every time my profits roll to 5,000 U, I must withdraw in batches to realize gains.

Last year's market was sufficiently liquid; I once rolled 500 U to 500,000 in three days,

but before that, I waited a full 4 months

not chasing noise, only waiting for my own trend.

Rolling positions is not gambling, but a professional strategy that combines "discipline + timing + volatility".

If you can be steady, patient, and execute, rolling positions becomes a weapon;

Those who cannot achieve these three points will only be repeatedly educated by the market.

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