Many friends find the term 'rolling positions' quite frightening. In fact, another way to say it is: 'adding to profits.' Doesn't that sound much better? 'Adding to profits' is a very common operation technique in contract trading and doesn't require excessively high leverage.
This is very suitable for friends who want to trade contracts with small leverage, almost ensuring the absolute safety of the position.
Three situations suitable for rolling positions:
1. Choosing a direction after a long-term horizontal consolidation at a new low volatility.
2. Buying the dip after a significant rise in a bull market.
3. Breaking through major resistance/support levels at the axis level.
(Friendly reminder: Only use funds that you can afford to lose to trade contracts.)

What is rolling positions?
In a trending market, after making significant profits using leverage, the overall leverage passively decreases. To achieve compound profit effects, positions should be increased at the 'right time.' This process of increasing positions is called 'rolling positions.'
The 'right time' mentioned here refers to
1. Adding to positions during a converging breakthrough in a trend; after the breakthrough, quickly reduce the additional positions until the main upward wave.
2. Increasing trend positions during a pullback in the trend, such as buying at moving average pullbacks to distribute and accumulate.

Of course, successful rolling positions require particularly high market conditions. You may get stopped out in 9 out of 10 attempts (this probability may be even lower in actual trading since you cannot catch every trend). Therefore, rolling positions have a high requirement for the risk-reward ratio. This means that to continuously try and error to catch trends, the position for each rolling should be small—small enough that losing that amount of money wouldn't hurt. This point is crucial and can be understood as the essence of rolling positions. Rolling positions do not care about the size of the initial position; a significant one-sided upward market can turn a very small initial position into an infinitely large one, up to the point where the exchange restricts your ability to add positions. Rolling positions are a continuous trial-and-error process, and the most taboo is to place a heavy bet recklessly when rolling positions; this discipline must be adhered to.


Everyone has a different way of trading contracts, and the premise is to find a set of operations that belong to oneself. Only then can one be self-sufficient in the cryptocurrency world. Through continuous learning, one should strive to improve their trading methods. One must not be impatient; being overly anxious will only throw one off balance, leading to irrational decisions, which is the last thing we want to see.

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