In 2025, there is no bull market like before. If you want to make big money with small bets, there is only one method: rolling over.
So today, let's talk about what rolling over is:
Rolling over, in simple terms, is using small amounts of capital to try multiple times, achieving doubled returns through high leverage in a successful market trend. Although the process sounds exciting, the core is actually risk control, precise judgment, and strict execution.
Case Study: Rolling from $300 to tens of thousands of dollars.
Suppose you have $300 (about 2000 RMB) and use this money for rolling over. You only take out $10 for each order, choosing 100x leverage. That's right, 100x leverage! This means any 1% rise or fall will be magnified into 100 times the profit or loss.
First, the key is to firmly establish your direction—whether you are bullish or bearish. Before placing an order, you must make a judgment and have the will to execute it, without casually changing direction. If you continuously lose dozens of times, it may indicate that your judgment is wrong; at this point, it's best to stop and reflect, and you may even need to temporarily exit the market to wait for a market reversal.
But suppose you reach the 20th operation, and the market finally moves in the direction you expected. As long as the price rises or falls by 1%, you can make $20 from $10. Next, you take out $10 as profit, and continue to invest the remaining $20. This process is called 'rolling over'.
If another 1% rise or fall occurs, $20 will turn into $40. At this stage, the cumulative fluctuation has reached about 2%, and your capital has quadrupled. Continuing this strategy, with the common 10% rise and fall fluctuations in Bitcoin over a month, you may soon be able to roll your principal into several thousand or even tens of thousands of dollars.
Set clear goals.
An important principle of rolling over is to set clear goals. For example, when you make $5,000 or $10,000, stop rolling over, take out profits, and reduce risk. This strategy helps you lock in profits and avoid being too greedy in pursuit of larger targets, leading to eventual liquidation.
The consequences of greed: If you do not take profits in time and continue to roll over, you are likely to face liquidation due to a single wrong judgment, causing all previous efforts to go to waste. Therefore, controlling desire, setting profit targets, is always key to safe trading.
When should you start rolling over again?
When you have earned tens of thousands of dollars through rolling over, you can choose to stop and wait. Wait for a clearer market trend, such as a major rise and fall cycle of a certain cryptocurrency. At this point, you can continue using $500 as capital, each time still taking $10 to operate with 100x leverage. By patiently waiting, once the market shows a one-sided trend, it may give you the opportunity to achieve several times or even dozens of times returns within a few days.
But it should be noted that such opportunities are not common; you may need several months or even a year or two to encounter a real big market. Moreover, the ups and downs and false breakthroughs in the market will expose you to many unpredictable risks. Therefore, the success of rolling over relies not only on precise judgment but also on a lot of patience and self-discipline.
Many people always face liquidation when trading contracts.
In summary, the reasons boil down to the following points:
Can't help but act: Always want to open positions, frequent operations, ignoring the overall market trend.
Lack of patience: Always thinking about making big money in a short time but unwilling to wait for a suitable opportunity.
Not executing the plan: Although there is a trading plan, it is not strictly followed in actual operations, leading to emotional trading and eventual liquidation.
When trading contracts, the most taboo is greed and impulsiveness. You need to strictly execute your trading plan; even if market fluctuations make you anxious, you must firmly control your actions. Otherwise, the final result will surely be liquidation, or even losing everything.
Rolling over, as a high-risk, high-reward strategy, is suitable for investors with strong self-discipline and patience. Through rolling over, you can leverage small funds to achieve larger returns, but the premise is that you must accurately judge the market and strictly execute the plan without being greedy. If you can control these principles well, rolling over can indeed be a good way to quickly accumulate funds.
