$ETH Your liquidation is never due to bad luck. I've seen too many people in contracts: they rush to cash out when there's a 10% rise, missing out on the chance to multiply their profits tenfold in a big market trend.

During a crash, they desperately increase their positions, only to have a single drop wipe them out completely. They had the right direction but were washed out by a 5% pullback...

How do experts play? It's very simple—do the opposite.

Rolling positions isn't about 'increasing positions with floating profits, going all in, and getting rich overnight'; that's a dead end.

The truth can be summed up in three sentences:

Protect your principal, wait for key levels to add positions, and only roll with the profits.

Let me demonstrate how to eat up market trends using a reverse pyramid approach:

Assuming you have 10,000 USDT, and the market is expected to crash.

Step one, test the waters—only invest 500 USDT with 100 times leverage, which is equivalent to a position of 50,000 USDT, and set a stop loss directly at the opening price + 2%.

If the signal isn't there, don't reach out.

Step two, after earning 50% of the opening capital, use half of that profit to add to your position for the first time.

If the price breaks the previous low? Continue to roll in the remaining 70% of the profits.

Step three, when a big market trend arrives, and your floating profits exceed your principal, immediately open a hedge for protection.

As the crash accelerates, directly throw in a 'ghost position' to catch the last bit of profit.

With this approach, starting with 10,000 USDT, you can capitalize on a 30% crash, settling at 48,000 USDT.

It's not about gambling; it's about strictly adhering to the rules.

The market is very harsh; it punishes all kinds of defiance.

But as long as the method is correct, it will obediently deliver the money into your account.

If you are feeling a bit lost right now, follow the fishing song's positioning!