#美联储降息 Everyone! Let's talk about the rollover logic in Bitcoin trading—I've been using this method to turn $3,000 into $90,000 in seven days.

**Position is the strongest moat**

Keep single-position size at no more than 5% of total funds. Started with $5,000 and set this rule; no matter how the account grows, don’t increase proportionally. Honestly, this is to prevent the tragedy of a big initial position wiping out all the accumulated profits. I've seen too many cases of quick reversals followed by quick deaths.

**Profit is the fuel for rollover**

Never add to a losing position. This is crucial. Only when a trade is confirmed to be profitable do I roll half of the profit into the next trade. No guessing rebounds or miracles—just rely on real data.

A 1% stop-loss rule is non-negotiable: the account can lose at most 1%. Use small stop-losses to withstand volatility. The biggest fear is holding a position and suffering a large loss. The prerequisite for rollover is—staying alive. If you're dead, you can't roll.

**Taking profits is the real profit**

Don’t set fixed profit percentages blindly. Follow EMA30 and EMA60—sell when the price drops below them. It’s more flexible than obsessing over exact percentages and can help avoid closing positions that are still rising.

Profit is taken in stages: when a small target is reached, take out 30% first; for the rest, use trailing stops to protect gains. Don’t aim for the absolute top to prevent profits from being wiped out—this trick is especially useful.

Exchange reminders: keep alerts on all day. When busy, don’t stare at the screen constantly—when an alert sounds, react immediately. Especially with leveraged positions, you can't be passive in closing them.

**Entry timing determines success or failure**

My most trusted entry rule is the three-timeframe resonance: daily chart defines the major trend direction, 4-hour chart finds the medium-term rhythm, and 15-minute chart pinpoints precise entry points. Only act when all three signals point in the same direction—this greatly reduces misjudgment.

Prioritize volume: confirm sustained increase rather than a single pulse—it counts. I mainly look at MACD for indicators; too many others tend to get confusing. Avoid getting trapped by lagging indicators.

When Bollinger Bands contract, stay out of the market. Wait for a breakout with volume to consider re-entry. During consolidation, doing unnecessary moves is just wasting rollover capital.

**Survive long enough to make more**

Leverage starts at 2x, maximum at 4x later on. High leverage is uncontrollable; rollover is about stability, not speed. Better to earn less than to wipe out everything in one move.

Spend 5 minutes before bed reviewing: note where signals or trends diverged—like missing volume that caused a loss. Don’t obsess over exact profit numbers; the more detailed the review, the smoother the rollover process later.

This logic has helped many people turn around in the crypto space over the years. The key still lies in execution and mindset.