Getting rich through rolling warehouses, like Liangxi's case where 10,000 capital turned into 10 million in a few hours, caused a stir online. Many said this is the fastest way for ordinary people to turn their fortunes around. But no one mentions that he previously experienced 37 liquidations, losing over 5 million.

In March 2025, ETH dropped by 9.55%. Liangxi shorted and made a fortune, but looking at the intraday chart, next to his profitable points are all the wreckage of liquidations.


First, let's discuss what rolling warehouses actually are; they are essentially life-and-death situations under high leverage.


Liangxi's recent operations are indeed impressive. He accurately predicted the downward volatility of ETH, trading both long and short, and didn't miss any fluctuations. He reinvested the profits into the next trade, leveraging compounding returns, and set strict stop losses, limiting losses even with high leverage.


However, there are mathematical traps hidden within. For instance, if each trade has a 60% win rate, rolling 10 times results in a success probability of only 0.6%. Even if the first 9 trades are successful, failing the 10th could wipe out gains; in 2024, someone rolled 9 times making 1 million, but lost it all on the 10th. Additionally, as capital increases, market fluctuations can reverse, leading to larger slippage; in 2023, a fund experienced a sudden ETH plunge because of this.


Let's talk about Tony's rolling warehouse guide. Can ordinary people really learn it?


Tony rolled from 50,000 to 20 million, a 400-fold increase in a year, which sounds miraculous, but behind it is 16 hours of market watching daily and hundreds of trial and error attempts. His logic is to roll only in a major trend, like when BTC is rising sharply in 2024; he gradually reduces his holdings after making a profit to avoid losing gains; no matter what, he never goes all in, keeping half to deal with unexpected situations.


However, for ordinary people, playing with rolling warehouses is mostly a nightmare. After several consecutive stop losses, the mindset collapses; in 2023, someone lost 3 times in a row, and on the 4th time went all in, resulting in liquidation. Moreover, rolling requires a keen market prediction; ordinary people often get the direction right but fail at the entry points. Even full-timers struggle, let alone amateurs; it's too time-consuming.


In fact, there are more stable methods with lower risk that can still provide decent returns.


For example, regular investments combined with grid trading. Invest a fixed amount every month to buy BTC or ETH, holding long-term, with an annualized return of over 30% for BTC from 2021 to 2025. Grid trading involves buying low and selling high within a volatility range; in 2024, ETH is expected to range between $2000 and $2500, potentially yielding an annualized return of 50%.


There’s also trend-following combined with small position trial and error. Enter the market only after the major trend is clear, for instance, chasing BTC after it breaks historical highs. Try out strategies with a position size of 1% to 2%, and gradually increase when it works.


You can also learn to analyze on-chain data. Using tools like Glassnode to follow institutional movements, in 2024, a major institution increased its ETH holdings, and a week later, the price rose by 20%. There’s also the Fear and Greed Index; buy when it's below 20 and sell when it's above 80 to avoid many pitfalls.

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