I've seen too many people roll to 1 million, and the last trade drops to zero! The rollover play in the crypto world is tough, but you have to understand the rules.

Having stayed in the crypto world for a long time, I've seen a lot of "roller coasters"—some people rollover from 1 million to 10 million, while others end up losing everything on their last trade and drop to zero. This way of playing is indeed a thousand times more exciting than just hoarding coins; either you can turn your fortunes around overnight or go back to square one in a night. But to play smart, you need to first understand the ins and outs of it.
Don't think that rollover is far from ordinary people. Some people are so poor that they only have 1000 yuan left for food, but they used this trick to make 100,000 in three months; I did it last year too, turning 500 dollars into 500,000 in just three days during a big market wave - but what you don't know is that I waited for a full 4 months without making a single move before that.
In simple terms, rollover is about three core things, but you have to stick with it:
• 100x leverage + small capital trial and error: Don't rush at the beginning, start with $300, and open a 100x contract with just $10 each time. Even if you make a mistake, it won't hurt your foundation.
• Profit reinvestment + take profit: Earning 1% is equivalent to doubling the principal. After making a profit, first withdraw half to pocket, and let the rest continue to roll. Don't think about "making enough in one go";
• Stick to one direction: Once you recognize a unilateral trend, don't change; don't let a market fluctuation make you change your mind, or you'll end up getting slapped in the face from both sides.
But 90% of people stumble on these three points:
• When you make a profit, you get carried away, always thinking "I'll make one more profit," and in the end, all the profits are given back;
• Not accepting the losses, increasing the positions as the losses grow, thinking about "recouping the losses," and ultimately facing a liquidation;
• No patience to wait for opportunities, opening positions randomly every day, turning rollover into "betting on big or small."
The two iron rules I follow when playing rollover have never been broken:
• Stop loss immediately if wrong, stop trading after 20 consecutive mistakes, never go against the market stubbornly;
• You must withdraw $5000 earned, no matter how tempting it looks afterwards, never get carried away.
Now there are always people asking "Can we still rollover?" Instead of asking others first, ask yourself three questions:
1. Is the market volatility big enough now? In a market with no volatility, rollover is just pointless fuss;
2. Is the trend clear enough? Is it a clear one-sided market? Don't stubbornly hold on in a sideways market;
3. Can you only eat the body of the fish and not be greedy for the tail? Take your profits when you can, don't think about capturing the entire market.
If the answer to these three questions is "yes", then you can give it a try; if there is one uncertain, it's better to wait—rollover is not done every day, it's about seizing the opportunity; waiting for the right timing is much more stable than blind operations! #CPI数据来袭 $XRP