2026-01-06 00:58:39

A trader has achieved impressive results in the market through a rollover strategy. He started with $10,000 in rebate funds and used a strategy of continuously adding positions on floating profits to go long on PEPE and BTC. From opening the position to now, the account has grown to $910,000.

The numbers behind this are astonishing—90 times the profit multiplier. It’s known that a single regular trade can often double or triple, but with a trend-following rollover approach, once the direction is correctly guessed, the profit curve can grow exponentially.

In simple terms, this is why some traders are persistent with rollover trading. The risks are indeed high, but if the trend judgment is accurate and risk management is in place, the explosive gains are completely different from conventional trading. The recent market performance of PEPE and BTC has indeed provided this trader with ample operational space.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-08 01:01

90x? This guy really got it right, but can such a probability be replicated? I’m not so sure. Rolling positions is basically a high-stakes gamble under leverage. When you make a profit, it’s exhilarating; when you lose, it’s instant liquidation. Choosing the wrong asset can directly wipe out your entire position. Honestly, it’s pretty crazy that a shitcoin like PEPE can surge this high. Whether it’s luck or genuine insight, it’s hard to say. Starting from 90K and growing to 910K sounds satisfying, but the real question is how many people have experienced the taste of inverse leverage.

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SelfRugger

· 01-07 18:24

90x... This guy really got it right, PEPE's surge was indeed crazy, but rolling positions is like walking a tightrope—it's exhilarating but also deadly when you lose. Speaking of these high-profit cases, how many actually make it out alive? Stop-loss is the key. Wow, 910,000? That requires incredible mental strength... I can't do this kind of trading, it's too intense. Continuing to add to floating profits definitely takes guts, but the other side of risk is getting liquidated directly. Anyway, I wouldn't dare to play like that. That's good, but next time a black swan event occurs, it will be a different story. The biggest fear of rolling positions is not having an exit opportunity, right? If you really have the skill to judge the trend correctly, the return rate is indeed outrageous, but most people are just giving money to the exchanges playing this game, honestly.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 01-06 16:47

90x? Sounds impressive, but I think this guy's luck plays a big role. When it comes to rolling positions, if the direction is wrong, it's a straight explosion.

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PumpingCroissant

· 01-06 01:22

90x? Damn, this guy really got it right, but talking about it is easy, doing it is hellishly difficult. People who bet on the right direction always shine the brightest, those who bet wrong have already been wiped out, we can't hear their voices. PEPE is really going crazy, but continuously adding positions like this, one black swan event could wipe it all out, it's terrifying. That's why I always feel both tempted and scared when I see these stories, I don't dare to learn from them.

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DuckFluff

· 01-06 01:21

90x? Man, that takes a really strong heart. I watched PEPE rise but didn't dare to jump in.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-06 01:16

90x? I was still checking the gas tracker at 3 a.m., while they already have nine figures here. To be honest, I can't save luck like this.

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RugPullAlarm

· 01-06 01:05

Starting from 10,000 with 90x leverage, can on-chain data verify this? I actually want to see the real-time address flow of this fund. Don't just selectively screenshot to fool people again.

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