Fans often ask: "Bro, how do you roll over the warehouse?"

In one sentence: If you want to roll 6000U to 120,000, it's not about being reckless but about the rhythm. Follow the six-step cycle smoothly, and the account curve will naturally rise.

The first step is to establish "iron rules." I once helped a brother last year; he opened a 25x position with a full 5000U and got liquidated in two days.

Later on, I set strict rules: 6000U principal, a maximum of 2500U for the first trade, and if there are losses, never add to the position.

He found it too slow, and after a small loss of 800U in the first week, he managed to recover 1500U with two waves of BNB profit-taking, preserving the original capital before qualifying to discuss making money.

The second step is to "buy insurance" for drawdowns. No matter how good the account's floating profit looks, the daily drawdown should not exceed 15%. A new account surged to 9000U but experienced a 20% drawdown due to greed, making him anxious and frustrated.

I told him to shut down and review for three days, and when he returned, he set a stop-loss based on 4% of the account: a maximum loss of 40U on 1000U. After obediently executing this, the account curve began to rise.

The third step is to only engage in "understandable situations." Draw support and resistance levels before the market opens, and only act when the lines are broken; the rest of the time, be an observer.

A student asked in the early hours if he should chase a certain altcoin, but the K-line was as chaotic as twisted dough. I replied: "If you dare to enter this trade, don't consider me your master tomorrow." Later, the coin price halved, and he etched this into his trading rules.

The fourth step is to take profits "in batches." For short trades, take half the profit when gaining 20-40 points, and for trend trades, aim for 120 points while letting part of the profit run. No one complains about money being too hot, but harvesting in batches is the stable way.

The fifth step is to "withdraw the original capital" when doubling. When the account reaches a round number threshold, enforce profit-taking: withdraw 600U from 7000U, 2500 from 12,000U, and 5000 from 25,000U. Last year, someone rolled from 15,000U to 60,000U without withdrawing, only to see it all go to zero overnight, crying about how he should have locked in profits earlier.

The sixth step is not to confuse "intimacy and distance": leverage is like a stepmother, while position size is like a biological mother. When the account exceeds 9000U, the position size can be increased to 1200-1800U, but the stop-loss should be tightened to 4-6%.

One student once wanted to use 8x leverage, and I directly changed the trading password for three days. Now he has steadily increased to 3000U and often says he is grateful for that "lock."

After going through this six-step cycle a few times, you will understand: 6000 → 9000 → 13,000 → 22,000… the account curve looks like going up stairs. In rolling over the warehouse, slow is fast, and stability leads to wealth.

Don't always think about reaching the sky in one step; first, learn to walk steadily with every step, and money will naturally follow you.

There are many souls lost on the crypto road, but my brother only ferries those who are destined. @加密大师兄888