#美联储降息 You said that making big money in the crypto world, rolling positions is definitely the craziest move. I’ve seen too many people who originally had a million-dollar fortune, go all-in and end up wiped out—this is the true picture of this strategy.

By comparison, holding coins is like an elderly person’s investment style; rolling positions is the real heart-pounding thrill. Making a fortune overnight when you’re winning isn’t a dream, but when you’re losing, you can also be back to square one overnight.

How to play? The logic is actually very simple and brutal. I’ve seen guys with only enough for a meal, who, in 3 months, used this method to grow their funds to 100,000—such cases are everywhere in the trading circle. Summarized, it boils down to two main tricks plus one mindset: 100x leverage combined with profit rolling, then lock in one direction and go all-in.

When I first tried it, I started small, with $300, opening only $10 contracts at 100x each time. Making 1% profit doubles the amount immediately; take half of the profit out, and continue playing with the rest. Theoretically, as long as you make the right judgment 11 times in a row, $10 can turn into $10,000—that’s how brutal the math model is.

But what is the reality? Nine and a half out of ten traders fall into these traps:
• Greed after winning, always wanting to do another round
• Not willing to accept losses, doubling down and stubbornly holding on
• Changing opinions daily, repeatedly getting slapped in the face

Here are a few hard rules I’ve summarized:
• If you judge wrong, just run; after 20 consecutive wrong calls, stop completely and reflect
• As soon as you make $5,000, withdraw it to your card—no matter how comfortable, don’t be greedy

Do you remember that big market move last year? I turned $500 into $500,000 in just 3 days—sounds crazy, right? But do you know what happened before that? I waited for 4 months, didn’t open a single trade, just waited for the wind to come.

Rolling positions is definitely not about daily busy work; it’s about waiting for the right opportunity to strike hard.

Now, if someone asks me whether they should still do it, I ask back a few questions:
• Is the recent market sufficiently volatile?
• Is the trend already clearly one-sided?
• Can you focus on catching the middle ground, without greed for the top or bottom?

If you answer yes to all three, then trade seriously. If you’re hesitant, then you should learn some skills first.