After losing 800,000, only 9,000 left, I relied on "rolling positions" to make a comeback... it's not a counterattack, it's a lifesaver.
To be honest, I was once that novice who thought I could achieve financial freedom as soon as I entered the cryptocurrency world. I jumped in at the end of a bull market, and at my highest, my account was up by over 800,000. But I didn’t sell and ended up losing it all down to just 9,000. You read that right, from 800,000 down to 9,000, I single-handedly “blew” it all.
During that time, I basically lived on instant noodles, couldn’t sleep at night, felt numb during the day, and every time my phone vibrated, my heart would skip a beat. My girlfriend left, and my partner kept his distance, saying I had gone crazy.
But I was not willing to accept that.
I knew that making money in the crypto world was possible; it was just that my previous approach was all wrong. The real turning point came when I tried “rolling positions” not as reckless all-in gambling but as a strategy with a “60% win rate” rhythm, slowly starting to recover my losses.
It took me two weeks to go from 9,000 to 15,000, and less than a month to increase from 15,000 to 40,000. Looking back now, there were signs all along; it’s just that no one told me back then.
At that time, I finally understood:
1. Contracts are not untouchable, but they shouldn’t be approached recklessly.
If you don’t even have basic trend judgment and dare to use leverage, that’s not investing; it’s suicide. I used to do the same, seeing the candlestick chart spike, getting impulsive and going for 50x leverage, and ended up getting liquidated in ten minutes.
2. The real “rolling position technique” is not about going all-in but controlling the rhythm like “shuffling cards.”
If you earn 10% once and don’t make mistakes three times, you can double your capital. Is it difficult? It’s hard to say and easy to say. The key is: you cannot be greedy, you cannot chase, and you cannot panic.
3. Making money is not about heavy investments but about the discipline of “never making fatal mistakes.”
Many people think that making a fortune is about getting one bet right, but the truth of getting rich is: you never make a fatal error. What we aim to do is not to win a battle but to survive.
If you’re also experiencing account shrinkage, liquidation, or confusion and don’t know how to operate, perhaps you can find something from my “lifesaving path.”
I am not the best, but I dare say that this rolling position strategy can at least save most people.
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