#美联储降息 In cryptocurrency trading, the real logic of making money is actually quite simple — it's not about getting rich overnight, but about turning small profits into big gains through "rolling compound interest."

Many people are still hoping for a turnaround, unaware that the most terrifying profit growth model is: continuously accumulating and stacking small profits until it evolves into a trend-driven explosion.

My own experience may be more convincing. Initially, I only had a little over $2,000 in my account, but by using rolling positions and strictly following my strategy, I grew it to $100,000 in three months. For assets like PIPPIN, ZEC, AXL, my approach is always standard: small position trial and error → profit layering → accelerating rolling when the trend becomes clear.

Here's a more specific case: I experimented with $300, each time using 100x leverage to invest $10. When I earned 1%, I locked in half of the profit, and the rest continued to compound upward. I repeated this process 11 times, and finally, $10 was magnified to $10,000. Sounds like gambling? Actually, no — there's a complete discipline and system behind it.

But why do many people struggle to roll positions? I've observed for a long time, and the problem is never with the method itself, but with mindset:

First, losing discipline when profitable — clearly, profits should be taken, but they’re reluctant to cash out, always wanting to earn another wave; second, can't accept reality when losing — even when clearly wrong, they hold on stubbornly, leading to liquidation; finally, lacking a clear system support — wavering between different directions repeatedly, ending up with nothing.

My trading principles are just two:

If wrong, cut immediately; if the direction is wrong, resolutely don’t hold on stubbornly. Once losses exceed the set threshold, I stop, rest, and reset my mindset.

Conversely, whenever profits reach 5000U, I definitely take some off in batches to realize gains. This isn’t cowardice — it’s professionalism.

Last year, the market liquidity was particularly abundant. I once turned $500 into $500,000 in three days, but the problem was — I waited a full 4 months before that. During those 4 months, I didn’t chase after noise; I was waiting for my own trend. When it was time to act, I acted; when it was time to be patient, I was patient — that’s the rhythm of making big money.

Ultimately, rolling positions isn’t gambling; it’s a professional operation that combines "discipline + timing + volatility." Only with consistent execution, remaining patient, and truly implementing stop-loss can rolling become your weapon. If you can’t do these three things? Don’t blame the market for repeatedly teaching you lessons.

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