Some say that rolling from 1,000 U to 40 million in cryptocurrency is either genius or madness. But in Liangxi's rolling strategy, it feels more like a finely calculated probability game — outsiders think it’s crazy, while insiders have already grasped the rhythm. Today, I will break down this practical approach, from building positions to closing them, from techniques to avoiding pitfalls, all practical without fluff. I suggest liking and saving this, so you don’t find it hard to retrieve later.
Core logic: Small capital leverages large returns, relying on 'chasing rises without greed and stop-loss without ambiguity'.
Liangxi's rolling strategy essentially aims to use controllable risk to seek trending gains. Each time, only a small portion of the principal is invested; if profits are made, positions are added in line with the trend; if losses occur, decisive stop-loss is implemented, accumulating small victories into larger ones. It's like rolling a snowball; as long as the direction is right, it grows bigger; if the direction is wrong, stop immediately, avoiding a devastating fall.
Practical steps: Using Ethereum at 1685 as an example, I will guide you step by step on how to open positions, add positions, and take profits.
Assuming the current price of Ethereum is 1685 dollars, here is the practical operation using 100U of principal:
Step one: Initial position building, using 20% of the principal to test.
Take out 20% of the principal (that is, 20U) and buy at the 1685 level. The core of this step is 'light position testing'; no matter how optimistic you are about the market, don't go all-in right away. Leave some respect for the market and keep a backdoor for yourself.
Step two: Precisely control the point for adding positions, only add when the price is rising.
When the price rises to 1695 (an increase of about 0.6%), increase the position by 10% (10U). Note that adding positions is only done during rising; this is equivalent to 'following trends after confirmation', avoiding blind additions during a downturn — many lose big money because they add when it falls, and the more they add, the more they are trapped.
Step three: Set the stop-loss line strictly, if it drops below 1665, immediately accept the loss.
If the price does not rise but falls, and drops to 1665 (a decrease of about 1.2%), no matter how reluctant, one must immediately stop-loss and exit. This step is a lifeline; Liangxi can roll from 1,000 to 40 million, not because he is right every time, but because he loses less when wrong. Remember: stop-loss is not giving up; it is to preserve the principal and have the next opportunity.
Advanced techniques: Enter positions in batches and flexibly take profits to let profits run.
Enter positions in batches: use 10% of your position to test the waters, then add when the price rises.
If unsure about the market, you can further split the initial position: use 10% of the principal (10U) to buy first, and when it rises a bit (for example, to 1690), add another 10% (10U). This can reduce trial and error costs and follow the rhythm when a trend forms, making it more prudent than going all-in at once.
Profit and loss ratio setting: Start at 1:1.5; earning more allows for greater losses.
It is recommended to set the profit and loss ratio between 1:1.5 and 1:2.6. For example, if planning to earn 15%, then take profit, set the stop-loss at a loss of 10%; if aiming for 26%, set the stop-loss at a loss of 10%. In this way, as long as the win rate exceeds 40%, profit can be made in the long term — after all, earning once is enough to cover 1.5 losses, allowing for greater margin for error.
Take profit 'harvesting technique': first secure profits, then bet on excess gains.
When the price is close to the target take-profit point (for example, within 5-10 points), first sell 70%-80% of the position to lock in most of the profits. For the remaining 20% of the position, do not rush to sell; raise the stop-loss line by 10-20 points (for example, from 1665 to 1680).
If the price continues to rise, sell 70% of the remaining position after each breakthrough of key levels (like 1700, 1710) while continuing to raise the stop-loss. This ensures that most profits are secured and does not miss out on potential large trends, achieving a balance between greed and fear.
Why can this strategy roll into doubling?
Small, quick steps, with controllable risk: Each time, the principal used does not exceed 30%; even if a stop-loss occurs, the maximum loss is 3% (losing 3U from a 100U principal); after 10 consecutive losses, 70U still remains, providing enough capital for a comeback.
Adding positions during a trend accelerates profit growth: adding positions while the price rises is equivalent to letting profits 'ride the wave'. For example, if you earn 10U the first time, adding a position allows you to earn more, and the profits will compound, rolling up faster.
Flexibly take profits, avoid roller-coaster rides: Many people earn and then lose back because they 'always want to sell at the highest point'. First sell 70% to ensure most profits are secured, and the remaining 'take a gamble', even if it drops, it’s just less profit, and won’t turn a profit into a loss.
When lucky, doubling can occur after earning 2-4 times. For example:
Earned 30% the first time (20U became 26U), 20% the second time (36U became 43.2U), and 30% the third time (43.2U became 56.16U). After three rounds, a principal of 100U can be rolled to 156U, almost doubling.
Pitfall avoidance strategy: This 5 red lines must not be crossed, or even if you earn more, you will lose it back.
1. Don’t let excitement cloud your judgment; don’t hesitate to stop-loss when necessary.
When it rises to a frenzy, one always feels 'it can rise further'; when it drops to a panic, one always fantasizes 'it will rebound soon'. But in Liangxi's strategy, the stop-loss line is a strict rule — if it breaks 1665, admit the loss, even if it rebounds the next second, there will be no regret. Discipline is more important than judgment, because judgment can always be wrong.
2. Never enter the market during sideways movements, wait for clear direction before acting.
Many people like to 'guess the rise and fall' during sideways markets, only to be slapped in the face back and forth. Remember: during sideways phases, the market is chaotic, and both sides are stalemated; entering at this time is a gamble. You must wait for a clear breakout (either breaking through resistance or falling below support) before acting, significantly increasing the win rate.
3. Holding positions is a major taboo; not stopping loss at 10% may lead to a 50% loss.
I have seen too many people set their stop-loss line at 10%, only to hold on when it drops to 15%, comforting themselves with 'it has dropped so much already, it will definitely rebound'. As a result, the more they hold on, the more it drops, ultimately losing more than 50%, halving their principal, making it hard to recover. Liangxi rolled to 40 million not by holding positions, but by 'timely stop-loss, preserving strength'.
4. Greed is the original sin; stop when you have reached the expected profit.
For example, if you plan to earn 20%, prepare to leave when it rises to 18%; don’t wait for 'exactly 20%'. The market will not move according to your expectations; the desire to earn that extra 2% may turn your 18% profit into a 10% loss. The remaining 20% of your position can be 'bet on excess gains', but the premise is 'having already locked in most of the profits', not going all-in to gamble.
5. Don’t look back after closing positions; take your profits and secure them.
Many people, after closing positions, see the price continue to rise and lament 'sold too early', then can't help but chase back in, only to end up trapped. Remember: the moment you close a position, that trade is over; whether you earn more or less has already been decided. Looking back only disrupts your mindset and affects the next operation.
Final reminder: Trading is a probability game; don’t believe the nonsense of '90% win rate'.
Liangxi's rolling strategy essentially aims at 'exchanging small stop-losses for large gains', relying on the long-term positive accumulation of 'win rate × profit and loss ratio'. Those who shout '90% win rate' are either scammers or short-term lucky survivors — if they truly had this ability, they would have long been silently making a fortune, so why would they come to teach you?
Remember: the core of making money in the cryptocurrency space is 'to survive'. Liangxi rolled from 1,000 to 40 million, not because he is right every time, but because he loses less when wrong and earns more when right. Long-term persistence naturally leads to large profits. This approach is not difficult; the hard part is execution — discipline, patience, and restraint from greed. If you accomplish these three points, you too can go further in the cryptocurrency space.
