In six months, I multiplied my investment by 60 times, not due to any talent, but because of the "dumbest" rolling strategy.
If you are still chasing "get rich quick" or hoping to double your investment with just a few trades, this article might not be helpful to you.
But if you have experienced liquidation, consecutive losses, or emotional breakdowns, you might resonate with me.
I too have been lost on the path of "heavy positions," and at that time, not only did I lose my principal, but I also owed my friend 30,000 USDT.
During that time, my daily state was anxiety before the market opened, chasing prices during the market, and regretting after the market closed, with nine consecutive losing trades.
You can imagine how devastating that feeling was.
Until one day, a senior told me: "Technique is not important; position control is the core of trading."
Sounds simple, right? But from that day on, I completely changed my trading approach.
I discarded all past aggressive strategies and started employing the simplest "rolling" strategy.
What is the rolling strategy?
In simple terms, it means using small positions to seize certain opportunities in the market, then gradually accumulating principal through rolling profits.
No mystical techniques, no blind "this time will definitely work." I only focused on two words: stability.
The core rules are:
Position control not exceeding 15%: Even with a 90% certainty, do not go heavy on positions. Even if wrong, you can still survive.
Only trade in the trend's midsection: I don't bet on market tops or guess market bottoms. If I can capture the profits in the middle segment, I’ve already won.
Add positions on floating profits, cut losses immediately: Add positions when the price rises, exit immediately when it falls, and never engage in "hope" trading.
Asymmetric layout, dual-direction operation: Use two sets of strategies, one for short-term swings and one for long-term holds; when the direction is right, the returns will be maximized.
Execute stop-losses decisively: Never compromise; if wrong, admit it.
I started with 2300 USDT, and in about a month, I rolled it up to 23,000.
Then I continued to roll those profits, reaching 74,000 in less than two months.
In half a year, my cumulative return exceeded 60 times.
I just perfected position control and treated certain opportunities in the trend as my only goal.
The truly impressive ones are not those who can make money impulsively but those who can survive in the market.
This seemingly conservative "rolling" strategy is actually the most stable method of accumulation.
If you want to survive long-term in the crypto space, you must first learn to control risks; surviving gives you the chance to earn.