If you don't have a lot of spare cash, then look, small money should learn to 'roll over'. Brothers, don't you always hear people say, 'small funds have no chance to turn things around'? 🤔

I tell you, this is pure nonsense!

If the crypto world really only belonged to big funds, then ordinary people like us should have been sleeping long ago. Today, I will share a strategy that is most suitable for beginners - 'rolling over'. It isn't about getting rich overnight, but about teaching you how to steadily turn 100U into 1000U.

Assuming you have 100U and want to turn it into 1000U, how would you choose?

A. Go all in, betting on a 10x coin? 🎲

The likely outcome: Zero. This is gambling with your life, not trading.

B. Use the 'rolling over' strategy, accumulating like an ant moving its home?

The likely outcome: Steady growth of funds, an increasingly mature trading system.

Smart people know to choose B.

What is the core of 'rolling over'?

It is not about pursuing violent profits, but about enlarging profits and controlling drawdowns through reasonable operations.

Many fans I have mentored started with just two or three hundred U. The method I teach them is very simple: $FOLKS

1. Break down the goal: Turn 100U ➡️1000U into 3 stages: 100U ➡️300U ➡️600U ➡️1000U.

2. Operate in rounds: In each round, you only need to steadily earn 30%-50% (which is 30-50U). This goal isn't hard, right?

3. Lock in profits: After completing a round, 'lock' part of the profit (for example, transfer out 50U), and only use the remaining principal and interest for the next round.

Just like that, round after round, profits grow larger under the effect of compound interest.

My practical insights:

Large positions are responsible for stable bottom support. $LUMIA

Small positions are flexibly rolled over to seek returns.

Secondary positions lock in profits to prevent drawdowns.

The essence of rolling over is to cultivate your ability to repeatedly engage in games with the market. It does not require you to make big profits every time, but you must ensure that the overall direction is correct, small mistakes can be cut, and profits can be solidified.

So, stop using 'small capital' as an excuse!

Small capital is actually more suitable for rolling over. This can force you to develop the most valuable habits: discipline and patience. Don't fantasize about getting rich overnight; first, lay a solid foundation and build your trading system.

When the day comes that your capital volume increases, you will definitely thank the current version of yourself who is silently accumulating and focusing on 'rolling the snowball'.

Remember: Rolling over is not based on luck, but on a strategy that is rolled out step by step!