I've seen a lot of people over the years, their accounts rolling from a few k to the million level, but in the end, they got liquidated and cleared to zero.

There is an extreme way to play in the crypto world – rolling positions.

Take #美SEC推动加密创新监管 as an example, the excitement level of this strategy is more than ten thousand times that of hoarding coins: either achieve financial freedom directly or instantly return to square one. I have seen too many cases with $PIPPIN , where people who only had a thousand yuan left for living expenses managed to turn it into a hundred thousand yuan principal in three months using this method. This is not an urban legend; it is a real occurrence.

The core logic actually boils down to three points: opening positions with 100x leverage, reinvesting all profits, and sticking to one direction until the end.

When I first entered the market, I only dared to use 300 dollars to test the waters. Each time I opened a position, I controlled it to 10 dollars, directly leveraging a 100x contract. With this approach, as long as I correctly predicted a 1% fluctuation, my principal could double. My strategy was to withdraw half of the profits each time and let the rest continue to roll. Theoretically, if I did it correctly 11 times in a row, 10 dollars could turn into 10,000. The fluctuations of mainstream coins like $UAI provided enough space for this operation.

But the problem is that the vast majority of people fall into three pitfalls:

Making money but unsure when to stop, always thinking about taking one more bite; after losses, the mindset collapses, frantically increasing stakes to make up for losses; repeatedly jumping back and forth in direction judgment, getting harvested back and forth by the market.

The rules I set for myself are very strict, but they are effective when implemented.

If you make a wrong judgment, immediately cut losses. If you make 20 consecutive mistakes, stop and calm down. If the account earns 5000 USD, you must withdraw a portion and never let yourself get carried away.

I remember that market trend last year very clearly; I turned a $500 principal into $500,000 in just three days — but before that, I had been observing for four whole months without making a move.

Rolling over is not something that can be done every day. Its essence is to wait for that highly certain opportunity to appear, and then go all in.

Nowadays, people often ask me: "Can the market still roll?"

Don't rush to look at the K-line, first ask yourself three questions:

Is the current volatility sufficient?
Is the trend sufficiently one-sided and clear?
Can you just take the certain returns from the middle part and not be greedy for the last bit of tail profit?

If the answers to these three questions are all yes —

Then just one word: Do!