Key point: Run when it rises 10%, play dead when it drops 20%
Every time the market heats up, a large number of people rush into crypto hoping to make a profit. But honestly, 99% of them end up as cannon fodder. This place is not a cash machine; it’s more like a real battlefield. Today, I want to talk about the 'Devil's Rolling Method' that top players rarely discuss — using this method, I turned $80,000 into $1 million in SOL over three months in 2023. This is not some motivational talk; it’s the operational logic I've developed with my own money.
Why is it so difficult for ordinary people to make big money in the crypto space?
I've seen too many people fall into these three traps: treating contract trading like grocery money (run when it rises 10%, play dead when it drops 20%); using leverage as a gambling tool (often going for 50x leverage, cursing the market maker when they get liquidated); not understanding the 'mathematical violence of trends' (missing one big market move could mean waiting 3 years for another opportunity).
I believe there is only one logic for truly making money: trade contracts with the patience of spot trading, and bet on trends with the courage to risk your capital. Remember, sharp declines in a bull market are never risks; instead, they are opportunities to make money — like on May 19, 2021, when ETH dropped from $4,300 to $1,700. Those who dared to enter at $1,800 made a killing, closing out at $3,400 three weeks later, earning 9 times their investment with 10x leverage.
My summarized K-line mantra: 'If the weekly chart breaks the previous high, dare to throw out a heavy position.'
The core details of rolling positions are actually just these few points:
Opening positions should be like sniping: keep the initial position within 5%, only use 3-5x leverage, and never be greedy.
Only add positions based on profits: only dare to add when breaking the previous high, increase by 20% each time, and absolutely do not average down when losing — this is the bottom line.
I've seen too many liquidations, and I've summarized seven common pitfalls:
Stubbornly holding onto rolling positions against the trend
Leverage added without boundaries
Adding positions based on emotions
Not guarding against extreme market conditions
Touching those illogical garbage coins
Staying up late watching the market until breaking down mentally
Staying greedy until the end after making a profit and losing it all
In the current market, if you don’t know how to start, you can check out my shares. I provide ideas, and if you have the execution power and the timing is right...
