Some people turn 5000 into 1 million in half a year, while others lose 500,000 in a day—it's not about luck but the execution of rolling tactics. The core summary from 4 years of practical experience is simply: 'Guard' and 'Be ruthless'.
1. Wait: 90% of the time lurking, 10% of the time harvesting.
Beginners often think 'not trading is losing', but those who make money are like snipers: they don’t act 90% of the time, waiting for the best opportunity.
A fan started with 5000, messed around for the first three months, spent 800 on fees and still lost 30%; later only focused on BTC and ETH’s 'violent markets', making 40% on a single trade.
Three entry signals:
- Breakthrough key levels + increased volume: For example, after BTC consolidates for half a month, a strong bullish candle breaks through resistance, with trading volume reaching three times the previous day, likely to fluctuate over 10% within three days.
- News-driven: After major news like the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut or Bitcoin halving, trends will continue, entering after confirmation is more stable.
- Sector linkage: If DeFi leaders rise by 10%, other coins follow, indicating a sector opportunity with higher safety.
Key: Open at most 2 trades per day, watch the candlestick for 15 minutes before opening positions to suppress impulse. Missing 10 opportunities is not scary; losing all principal due to one impulsive trade is fatal.
2. Roll: Play with profits, the principal is always a safety cushion.
Beginners often make the mistake of 'adding principal when making profits'. I once added to my position after making 50% on ETH, but when the market reversed, I lost all profits and even 20% of my principal.
Iron rule:
- Withdraw the principal first from the first profitable order: 5000 principal earns 1000, immediately withdraw 5000, only use 1000 profit to continue.
- Stepwise profit accumulation: When profit reaches 2000 (doubling), increase position by up to 50%; when it reaches 4000, increase another 50%, leaving a buffer.
- Leave a safety cushion after doubling: When profit doubles, withdraw 30% to a stablecoin wallet, continue rolling with the remaining, securing profits.
3. Adjustment: Stop-loss follows profit, avoid rollercoaster trading.
Once suffered a big loss due to fixed stop-loss: When ETH had a floating profit of 50%, I didn’t adjust the stop-loss, and after a pullback fell below the stop-loss line, losing all profits and even 3%.
Dynamic stop-loss adjustment:
- Within a floating profit of 50%, set stop-loss 3% below the opening price.
- If floating profit exceeds 50%, move stop-loss to the cost price to ensure no loss of principal.
- If floating profit exceeds 100%, move stop-loss to opening price + 50%, locking in half the profit.
Let profits bear the risk themselves; earn more when it rises, and don’t lose when it falls, maintaining a steadier mindset.
4. Holding: Failing to protect profits is equivalent to earning nothing.
Too many people hesitate to sell when floating profits are 50% or 100%, ultimately losing all profits or even going into the red.
Take profits in batches:
- Floating profit of 30%, take profit of 30%.
- Floating profit of 50%, take profit of 40% next.
- Floating profit of 100%, clear out or leave 10% for speculation.
Do not pursue 'selling at the highest point'; securing the majority of the profits defeats 90% of people.
Core difference: Surviving longer is more important than making money quickly.
Those who can roll over 200 times win by 'waiting for the right market, rolling with profits, adjusting stop-loss, and taking profits timely'; those who lose everything fail by 'not waiting, rolling randomly, not adjusting, and not taking profits'.
The key to rolling over is not seeking huge profits but surviving longer. Execute details properly: resist impulsive actions, use profits, adjust stop-loss, and avoid greed. Even if you don’t roll over 200 times, you can survive long in the crypto world, and surviving long will always lead to opportunities.
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