Once you start placing orders frequently, it means you have already lost!!!

When you treat contracts like a game, staring at the one-minute K-line and frantically placing orders,

In fact, you are being led by the market.

Most people fail to keep pace; it's not that they can't read charts or haven't learned skills, but they can't control their hands.

As soon as they see the K-line moving, their hearts race along with it.

And the result? They fear missing out on small profits and end up holding onto large losses.

After a while, the account looks like it's being eaten away, slowly approaching zero.

I used to be like that too, losing all the way until I changed my mindset—rolling positions.

It's not about aggressive gambling or multiplying tenfold at once, but a funding strategy specifically for small accounts:

When the market is right, add to your positions, manage risk strictly, and don't make hasty moves.

Once the rhythm is right, it's like dancing to the beat, effortlessly rolling from thousands to tens of thousands—it's really not a dream.

But to be honest, this strategy can't be explained in just a sentence or two.

There are many details to avoid pitfalls; otherwise, you can still crash.

Looking back now, those experienced traders who consistently make profits

Have never traded frequently; they wait like hunters, waiting for the juiciest opportunity to strike.

If you are always losing, or frequently trading without any strategy,

Perhaps you just lack a truly suitable approach for small capital.

Talking more won't help; those who truly understand know what to do next.