Recently, many fans have asked me: How to turn around in contracts? How to play with small funds?

I have just one sentence: It's not about working hard, it's about rolling positions.

I have suffered losses and I have turned things around. If you really want to make money with contracts, first engrave these 8 rules of rolling positions in your mind.

The core reason for losing money is never about being wrong in direction, but about having no rules at all.

First rule: Divide the principal into chunks, rolling positions is about rhythm, not fate.

If you take a single trade with 1000U, you won't survive a round of pullback.

I have always rolled in chunks of 200U; if the direction is right, I continue to add, if wrong, I cut it directly, always leaving myself an escape route.

Second rule: If you don’t execute stop-loss, everything goes to zero.

You lose not because of stop-loss, but because you don't stop-loss.

If you’re wrong, cut it; don’t hold on stubbornly, the market never accommodates emotions.

Third rule: Take only half of the profits, roll the other half.

Do you withdraw everything after making a profit? If you can't roll positions, you can't accumulate profits.

I protect half of my profits each round and roll the other half; I’m not greedy, but I definitely don’t waste the market.

Fourth rule: Don’t trade hot coins, only trade familiar coins.

Chasing meme coins today, AI tomorrow, and switching to a new coin the day after? Then you have no rhythm at all.

I only focus on two familiar coins; after trading them for a long time, I can easily see the rhythm and the wash trading techniques.

Fifth rule: Volume + Emotion + Structure, don’t enter if not satisfied.

It’s not about chasing just because it’s rising, nor about buying just because it’s falling.

If volume isn’t there, emotion isn’t rising, and the K-line structure isn't complete, then don’t act, even if it means missing out on a few bites, don’t just hand over your profits.

Sixth rule: If your account drawdown exceeds 15%, take a mandatory break.

Once emotions get chaotic, trading becomes ineffective.

If I have a drawdown of over 15% in a week, I force myself to stay flat for 3 days; I would rather miss opportunities than trade without a clear mind.

Seventh rule: Write down your profit and loss points before making trades, and review after completing them.

If you lose today, it’s because you didn’t summarize yesterday.

I record every trade, including stop-loss points, entry logic, mindset, and market structure, writing them down one by one, and naturally improving over time.

Eighth rule: Don’t ask if you can double your money, first ask if you can avoid blowing up.

Contracts are not tools for doubling money, they are amplifiers of risk.

If you can steadily roll for three months, your account will naturally change. If you want to make huge profits, first learn how to “roll while surviving.”

Through storms and rain, a lone boat can easily capsize.

In the vast sea of people, it's hard to find a companion on the road.

If we can walk side by side, no matter how difficult the road ahead, we won’t fear,

I will point the direction, I will shield against the winds and waves, you just need to believe, I will always be here.