In a crashing market, Liangxi shorted with $10,000 and made $10 million. Doesn’t that sound like a fairy tale?
But why can he make a fortune while everyone else is shorting? The answer is just two words: warehouse rolling!
Speaking of warehouse rolling, we can't ignore another legend—Tony. You might not be familiar with him, but five years ago he turned a $50,000 principal into $20 million in one year using warehouse rolling; that method is still revered as the '258 Bible' in trading circles.
1. Who is Tony? The early 'warehouse rolling magician' of the crypto world.
He, along with Liangxi and Hanbalongwang, were active figures on Weibo, achieving fame through high leverage and warehouse rolling strategies.
The 'God's Battle' in 2021 is still talked about: starting with $50,000, turning it into $20 million in a year, relying on the 'dynamic leverage + mobile stop loss' intricate system.
Compared to Liangxi, the approach is completely different—Liangxi is a high-frequency sniper, trading 207 times a day, fast as lightning; Tony plays the 'trend folding technique', usually steady as a dog, only massively increasing positions at critical points, slowly creating large space over time.
2. The essence of warehouse rolling: 'leverage magic' for small funds to fight for big profits.
What exactly is warehouse rolling?
In simple terms, it's about using small funds to repeatedly test and error, leveraging high leverage to let profits snowball in a one-sided market. But the core of this thing is not 'gambling for big profits', but risk control, precise judgment, and mechanical execution—lose any one of them, and you'll flip.
▫️ Case practice: How to roll $300 into tens of thousands?
Initial settings:
With a principal of $300, only taking $10 for each trade, paired with 100 times leverage (this means a 1% fluctuation can double or wipe out that $10).
Directional iron rule:
Either stick to bullish or firmly believe in bearish; if you make 20 consecutive wrong calls, stop immediately—continuing to play is just going against your own money.
Warehouse rolling activated:
For example, during the 20th operation, if you earn 1% on $10, it becomes $20. At this point, withdraw $10 profit and keep the remaining $20 rolling. When you encounter a 1% fluctuation, $20 becomes $40. After a cumulative 2% fluctuation, the principal directly quadruples—that's how absurd it is.
Amplification effect:
If you catch a one-sided market for Bitcoin with a 10% increase in a month, this $300 can quickly roll into thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars—provided you don't get shaken out along the way.
Key detail: Tony's secret lies in only investing 70% of profits in each position, and the leverage gradually increases with profits (up to 30 times); it's definitely not about going all in with a single bet.
▫️ Life and death principle: Goals and discipline are more important than technique.
Set a fixed goal: earn $5,000 or $10,000, and you must stop and withdraw—greed often leads to liquidation and tears.
Defying human nature: Liangxi managed to turn around after 37 liquidations, relying on three iron rules: Never let a single loss exceed 2% of the principal, withdraw half after gaining 30%, and shut down immediately after three consecutive losses.
When to restart?
Once the principal rolls into tens of thousands of dollars, you have to stop and wait for opportunities. Until Bitcoin breaks through key resistance levels, you can restart the '10 dollar test error' cycle with $500.
But such opportunities only occur 1-2 times a year, and you must endure the washout of false breakouts—those who can't hold on have long been eliminated.
3. Why do you always get liquidated when trading contracts? Have you hit the three major pitfalls?
- Itch syndrome: Opening positions randomly regardless of trend, getting harvested back and forth in a choppy market, with enough fees to buy a bicycle;
- Fantasy syndrome: Always thinking about 'turning hundreds into thousands overnight', unwilling to wait for certain opportunities, and as a result, exhausting the principal in a trash market;
- Loss of control syndrome: Planning a stop loss at 5%, but when it drops to 10%, deceiving yourself with 'I can hold it back', only to be pressed into the ground by the market.
Liangxi and Tony survived precisely because they wrote their trading plans as 'code-level instructions': for example, 'break above the previous high + volume increases by 1.5 times, open a 3% position; otherwise, shut down and sleep'—without a shred of hesitation.
4. To be blunt: Warehouse rolling is dancing on the edge of a knife; only those who survive deserve to laugh.
Who is it suitable for? It must be someone with strict rules, willing to study, and able to endure months without action—those are the 'snipers'; impatient people will get liquidated one by one.
Core formula: Small principal trial and error + reinvest profits + target profit taking + trend hibernation (lying low when there's no opportunity).
Ultimate warning: Behind every story of 'turning 10,000 into millions', there are countless skeletons of liquidated traders. Want to give it a try? First, practice the strategy hundreds of times with a demo account, and always keep 50% of the principal off the table—this is your last lifeline for a comeback.
Is there really a god in the crypto world? They are just survivors telling their stories. Liangxi could earn $30 million, and the secrets are hidden in his three liquidations of $5 million.
