What's the most ruthless way to make money in the crypto world? Just one word: Roll!
I've seen too many people roll up to 990,000, only to have their final trade go to zero...
This stuff is ten thousand times more thrilling than hoarding coins—either you become rich overnight, or you go straight to zero. At one point, I was so broke I only had 1000 yuan for food, but I managed to roll it up to 100,000 in 3 months using this trick. To put it simply: 100 times leverage + profit reinvestment + relentless focus on one direction.
I started with 300 dollars (2000 yuan) to test the waters, opening 100 times contracts with only 10 dollars each time. If I made 1%, I doubled it; I would withdraw half of the profits and roll the other half. As long as I got it right 11 times in a row, 10 dollars could turn into 10,000! But 90% of people fail on these points: they don’t take profits when they should and want more, or they can't accept losses and keep adding positions, changing directions and getting slapped in the face.
My personal rule is: if I'm wrong, cut losses immediately; if I make 20 consecutive wrong trades, stop; if I earn 5000 dollars, I must withdraw it, and absolutely not get greedy. Last year, during a big market surge, I started with 500 dollars and rolled it up to 500,000 in 3 days—but I waited 4 months doing nothing beforehand. This game is all about seizing opportunities; otherwise, play dead and don’t get itchy fingers.
Some people ask if they can roll now? Check the market: Is there a big fluctuation? Is the trend one-sided? Can you resist the urge to greedily catch the tail of the fish after eating the body? If the answers are all "yes," then go for it; if you’re still hesitating, it shows you haven't been taught a lesson by the market yet.
Remember, rolling positions is a life-or-death gamble; either you end up with a young model from a club, or you have to work hard. If you don’t have that mentality and discipline, better stick to hoarding coins early, don’t hand yourself over to others!
If you're confused, feel free to reach out to me.
