Volatile Market: A Golden Opportunity for Rolling Positions in the Crypto World
In the crypto world, many people fear 'volatility', but I believe that a volatile market is simply an excellent time for rolling positions.
In May of this year, I rolled from 3000U to 2.7WU, and in June, with minor adjustments, I broke through 10WU. The key lies in three tricks, which, frankly, anyone can learn, but 90% of people dare not use the third trick.
First Trick: Bi-directional Layout, Avoiding One-sided Positions. In a volatile market, you can profit from both long and short positions. For example, with ETH, set up double-directional orders in advance: open a short position if it breaks 3650 (stop loss at 3680), and open a long position if it breaks 3720 (stop loss at 3690). On June 3rd, I made 200U on both sides while strictly adhering to a 10% position, moving the stop loss to breakeven as soon as profits exceeded 5%.
Taking ETH as an example, I would set up my double-directional conditional orders at key price points ahead of time: when the price drops below 3650, I will open a short position while setting the stop loss at 3680; once it breaks 3720, I will decisively open a long position with the stop loss set at 3690. On June 3rd, the market fluctuated sharply, but thanks to these two preparations, I secured 200U from both sides, ensuring stable profits. I always strictly control my position at 10%, and once profits exceed 5%, I immediately move the stop loss to the breakeven point to ensure the safety of my capital.
Second Trick: Contrary to Human Nature, Add to Profits. When the account reaches 5000U, withdraw 2000U to lock in profits, and use the remaining 3000U to pyramid in three parts. On June 5th, when SOL broke 180, I first invested 1000U, then added 2000U at 185, 3000U at 190, and sold everything at 195, making a profit of over 8000U in a single trade. After adding to my position, the total position should not exceed 50%, and the stop loss should be set at cost + 1%. This prevents substantial losses in case of a sudden market reversal.
Third Trick: Ghost Position. Sensitive details, only the result: on the day of BTC's sharp decline, the account tripled. This requires a deep understanding of the market and precise judgment, making it a difficult operation.
In the crypto world, a bull market tests the investor's courage, while a volatile market tests the sophistication of strategies.
Most people often make mistakes at two critical points: fearing profit loss during profitable times and exiting too early; during losses, they hope for luck and blindly increase their positions.
I always adhere to one principle - to ensure that position allocation is always on the side of high probability profits. Through reasonable bi-directional trading, adding to profits, and cautiously using special strategies, I move steadily forward in a volatile market, achieving steady growth of my assets.
The crypto world is not short of money; it lacks methods and execution. Follow me at @加密大师兄888