Don't just hear about rolling positions; when done right, it can change your destiny!
Have you heard of 'rolling positions'?
It's not just a slogan, not just copying concepts, it's real—violent compounding + a fatal strike.
The toughest example I've seen was in 2018 when a guy turned 50,000 yuan into over 3 million in just a week, relying solely on the one-sided trend of BCH. He didn't know how to read K-lines, didn’t understand the technology, and even once lost up to 40%, but he stuck to one principle: holding on and rolling positions.
Simply put, rolling positions means using unrealized profits to increase your position, continuously reinvesting, turning your principal into a snowball during a major trend.
How to play?
Let me give you an example:
You open a long position on EOS at 2 dollars, with 100 coins and 20x leverage.
It rises to 2.1 dollars, you increase your position to 200 coins, then it rises to 2.2, you increase to 400 coins…
If you keep judging the direction correctly, the snowball will grow bigger and bigger, and profits will expand exponentially.
The core of this strategy is simple: be bold in winning and losing, and hit the right points!
However, rolling positions is not an esoteric practice; it can't be done recklessly, and it's definitely not a daily skill. The right opportunities for rolling positions occur no more than three times a year.
For example, these nodes:
After a 70% crash, it consolidates for three months, with funds lying in wait, and risks fully released.
Breaking through key weekly resistance levels, confirming the trend, and funds begin to attack.
Market panic reverses, surging after breaking everyone’s psychological bottom line.
Rolling positions are a double-edged sword; if you dare to roll, you must accept a reality:
One correct judgment can multiply your principal by 10.
One wrong judgment can lead to zero profits or even liquidation.
If you really aren’t afraid, I’ll tell you some practical key points:
Only trade mainstream coins: BTC, ETH, SOL; avoid shitcoins!
Limit your first position to 20%; don’t go all in right away!
Only increase your position after realizing profits; confirm both price and trading volume before attacking!
Be decisive in taking profits; if it breaks the 7-day moving average, exit half, and if it breaks the 14-day moving average, exit completely!
Remember: rolling positions is not a tool for daily use; it’s the ultimate test of trend, position, and human nature.
It’s not that your skills are poor; it’s that your hands shake too much, you’re too greedy, and your heart isn’t ruthless enough.
The end of rolling positions is not on the rooftop; it’s getting off the bus early.
The bull market is still on its way. If you really want to learn how to roll positions and seize your own three opportunities for wealth, then stick close to Uncle Luo and eat the main course of the bull market, not the leftovers!
