The most ruthless thing I've seen is not getting liquidated, but rollover.

$PIPPIN

The account balance jumped from 10,000 to 100,000, then from 100,000 to 1,000,000—so what happened next? In one night, it was all gone. Not even a trace left.

$ASTER

Rollover is a thousand times more stimulating than hoarding coins. It's either a great success or a total loss, there's no middle ground.

I have seen too many real stories:

A buddy of mine only had 1000 yuan left for living expenses, and he managed to turn it into 100,000 in three months just by rollover. Sounds like a web novel? No, this is a true story.

$FOLKS

The core is just three words: heavy, fast, ruthless.

Start with 100x leverage. All profits are reinvested. Stick to a single direction without wavering.

That guy initially only dared to dip his toes with 300 dollars, opening a position of 10 dollars each time on a 100x contract. His goal was extremely restrained—withdraw as soon as he made 1%.

What to do when you make a profit? Withdraw half to secure your capital, and continue to rollover the rest. By doing this consecutively for 11 times, 10 dollars can really be rolled into 10,000.

This is the magic of rollover: when you win, it's thrilling to the point of tingling scalp, and when you lose, it hurts to the point of questioning your intelligence.

But why do 90% of people die in such a terrible way?

Because they earn without stopping, always thinking of doubling their gains; when they lose, they refuse to admit defeat, and the more they lose, the crazier they become in increasing their positions; their direction is uncertain, being slapped in the face by the market.

My iron rule consists of only three words: Guard, Endure, Wait.

Did you make a mistake? Stop loss in seconds, without any hesitation.

Missed 20 times in a row? Just stop working and calm down.

Earned 5000 USD? Must withdraw to secure it.

Absolutely do not get carried away, do not give the market a chance to retaliate.

I will never forget that wave of market last year: $500 principal turned into $500,000 in three days.

Many people think I am the chosen one. But what they don't know is that I waited for a full four months in front, without opening a single position.

Rollover is never about mindlessly gambling every day, but rather about striking decisively when there is a chance for a limit-up.

Now there are still people asking me if I can rollover?

I only ask three questions:

Is the market volatility large enough?

Is the trend strong enough?

Can you only eat the body of the fish and not touch the head or tail?

If you answer "can" to everything - then just do it.

Doing it once really makes a difference in this life.