#river Rolling warehouse method, can it really make one rich overnight?

It could also mean losing everything overnight. In a nutshell, the rolling warehouse method means:

Increase your position when you earn, using profits to leverage a larger position.

Sounds intense, right?

Back in the day, EOS was at 2 dollars, entering with 20x leverage,

Climbing to 2.1 to take profit, reinvesting all profits to keep going—

Rolling once doubles, rolling twice quadruples,

Rolling to the end, the account takes off directly.

Isn't it exciting? Indeed.

In 2020, I personally witnessed two successful cases: EOS, BCH.

Just one wave of market, directly turning around, changing fate.

But I've seen more of another outcome:

Rolling five times in front, those who made money became overconfident;

On the sixth time, they didn't escape—

Principal + all profits, cleared overnight.

What is the essence of rolling warehouse? It's not about technique,

but rather exchanging future wealth for present risk-taking.

As long as you make one wrong judgment, even just once,

you could be out directly.

What’s even scarier is that many people don't even have stop-loss or take-profit.

When the market reverses, not only can they not recover,

but they also lose their chance to turn around.

So my advice is just one sentence:

Rolling warehouse can be tried, but stop after at most 2–3 times.

Don't roll mindlessly, don't bet on a bull market

Don't fantasize that “the coin will definitely soar”

Remember:

Taking profit is always more important than fantasy;

Stop-loss is worth more than courage.

If you think you can always judge the market correctly,

then you are already on the road to zero.

The cryptocurrency world is never short of wealth stories,

but those who last until the end are the ones who know when to “stop.”

If you really want to play smart,

first learn to stop, then talk about charging.