Today, I risk being targeted by the main force to reveal this truly profitable rolling warehouse rule - but 90% of people simply cannot execute it!
1. 99% of people rolling warehouses is suicide, only 1% can achieve compound nuclear explosion
You think rolling warehouses mean 'adding positions on floating profits'? Wrong! 90% of people die from three fatal mistakes:
All-in opening position (a single pullback leads to zero)
Loss compensation (the more you compensate, the more it explodes, never admitting fault)
Frequent operations in a volatile market (being repeatedly harvested by the main force)
True rolling warehouse is like a sniper - only pulling the trigger once, but hitting the target every time!
My strategy:
Initial position must be light, ensuring that even a black swan cannot blow you up
Only increase the position after profits exceed 50%, and reduce leverage with each increase
Never allow 'adding positions on floating losses', this is suicidal behavior!
2. High certainty market: only taking action three times a year, but doubling each time
Frequent trading is slow death! In the past year, I only focused on three market waves:
Panic buying after Bitcoin plummeted to $25,000 (rolling three times, capital multiplied eight times)
Ambush before Ethereum Cancun upgrade (after the trend starts, rolling four times, profits explode)
Violent rebound at the end of the Fed's interest rate hikes (fully capturing the trend, account skyrockets directly)
Key point:
80% of the time in cash, only taking action when the 'market is extremely fearful or extremely greedy'
Use on-chain data + contract position ratio to assist in judgment, rather than relying on feelings
3. The liquidation price is the biggest vulnerability of the main force!
Do you know why you always get stopped out? Because your stop-loss point has long been marked by the main force on the K-line!
My counter-kill technique:
The first thing to do after opening a position: calculate the liquidation price, ensuring it is far from the main force's 'sniping zone'
If the spike hits the liquidation price but does not blow you up, immediately increase the position in the opposite direction (the main force's washout is over, the trend is about to accelerate)
Never place stop-losses in 'liquidation dense areas', that is a graveyard for retail investors!
4. The cruelest truth: 90% of people cannot hold onto profits
The hardest part of rolling warehouses is not making money, but knowing when to stop!
My bloody discipline:
Immediately withdraw the principal after doubling it (for example, $5,000 becomes $10,000, withdraw $5,000)
Set a 'hard stop-loss line' for profit (e.g., forcibly take profit after a 30% drawdown)
After achieving the ultimate goal, immediately withdraw 80% (for example, if $1 million arrives, directly withdraw $800,000 in pocket)
Why can’t most people do it?
Greed (always wanting to take a bigger bite, resulting in profit giving back)
Fear (running away after making a little profit, missing out on hundred-fold opportunities)
Lack of strategy (not knowing when to roll, when to run)
If you really want to master this 'nuclear-level rolling warehouse strategy', follow me
"How to use on-chain large holder position data to predict the main force's liquidation points?"
90% of retail investors do not know, this is the ultimate weapon for rolling warehouses...
Remember: the market always takes money from the majority for the few, and real profits are only left for those willing to execute extreme discipline!
