The most exciting way to make money in the crypto world isn't hoarding coins, but margin trading — it allows you to leverage small amounts for big returns, but it can also bring you back to square one overnight.
I've seen too many people roll their accounts to 1 million through margin trading, only to lose it all in one greedy bet; but I've also seen many ordinary people, with only 1000 yuan left for food, relying on the iron rule of margin trading, reach 100,000 in just 3 months.
The core logic of margin trading is actually very simple, just 3 points, even beginners can understand:
100 times leverage: it's not blind gambling, it's using a small amount of capital to seize big opportunities (for example, 10 dollars can leverage a position of 1000 dollars);
Profit reinvestment: take half of the profits and pocket it, while the other half continues to roll (for example, if you earn 100, take out 50, and leverage the remaining 50 to earn more);
Stick to one direction: don't be greedy, don't waver, and once you recognize a clear trend, don't look back.
When I first started playing, I only took 300 USD to test the waters, opening contracts of 10 USD at 100 times leverage each time. Under 100 times leverage, a 1% rise in the market equals doubling the principal. If I continuously make correct judgments 11 times, 10 USD can turn into 10,000!
But why do 90% of people lose badly when playing rolling? They fall into these 3 pits: ・Not taking profits: clearly, they've made a lot, yet they think the market can rise further, and in the end, all profits are given back to the market; ・Not accepting losses: after a losing position, they want to 'get even', increasing their position as they lose more, ultimately getting blown up by the market; ・Direction switching erratically: one moment bullish, the next bearish, getting slapped by the market back and forth, exhausting their capital with repeated stop-losses.
I can make stable profits from rolling over, relying entirely on two iron rules, never crossing the red line: ・Cut losses immediately if wrong: no matter how much you lose, if your directional judgment is wrong, close the position immediately. If you are wrong 20 times in a row, take a break and absolutely do not hold on stubbornly; ・Must withdraw profits: once the account reaches 5000 USD, I must forcibly take out a portion, securing profits and absolutely not chasing highs.
Last year there was a big unilateral market, and my 500 USD capital rolled to 500,000 in just 3 days. But no one knows that before these 3 days, I waited for a full 4 months without opening a single order — rolling over isn't about trading every day, but rather 'when the opportunity comes, you take it; when there's no opportunity, you lie flat and wait.'
Many people are asking me: 'Can we still roll over in the current market?'
Don’t rush in, first ask yourself 3 questions: ・Is the market volatility large enough? (In a non-volatile market, even 100 times leverage can't make money); ・Is the trend clear enough? (It must be a unilateral market; playing rolling in a fluctuating market is just giving away money); ・Can you only take the body of the fish and not be greedy for the tail? (Take profits when you can, don't get hung up on the last point of profit).
If the answer to these 3 questions is 'yes', then perhaps the current market is your opportunity. But if you can't do 'not being greedy, cutting losses, and waiting for opportunities', I advise you not to get involved — the money made from rolling over is not luck, it's money from discipline and patience.
Do you want to know how I judge a clear trend, set stop-loss levels, and grasp the rhythm of 'strike when the time is right'? You can find the blogger at the top!
