Liquidation is not just bad luck, but rather you haven't understood the correct way to roll over contracts!
Too many people have a common problem when trading contracts:
They close a position immediately after a 10% increase, missing out on the main upward wave.
They forcefully average down during a decline, ultimately losing all their capital.
Clearly seeing the right direction, yet getting washed out by a single pullback.
So how do the experts do it? Today, I will directly explain the core of rolling over contracts.
Ordinary people's rolling over:
Floating profit adding positions → Gradually going all in → Losing everything after a single pullback.
The essence is risking capital, with risks amplified infinitely.
Remember these three sentences about real rolling over:
Capital must be absolutely safe.
Add positions only at key breakout points.
Always roll profits with profits.
Ordinary people: Bottom fishing → Averaging down → Liquidation.
Experts: Testing → Adding positions with profits → Riding the full wave.
Inverted pyramid rolling over practical example:
Assuming you have 8000U and ETH is starting to rise:
Phase One: Testing the waters
Use only 400U (5% position) for the first order,
Set a stop loss at 2%, only betting on trends you understand.
Phase Two: Rolling profits
When floating profit reaches 50% of the first order, use 50% of this profit to add a position.
After breaking through key resistance, use 70% of the remaining profit to add a second position.
Phase Three: Locking in and letting go
When floating profit exceeds the original capital, directly lock in the original capital.
Let the remaining profit positions follow the trend, allowing the market to make money for you.
Result: With 8000U capital, following a 25% trend, netting a profit of 36,000U.
If you don't want to keep going in circles, then join me in laying out a plan to help you get out of the low point soon. The current market is a great opportunity for recovering and flipping positions.
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