Many people in the circle watch me play like this and always think I will爆仓 sooner or later.



But what’s the result? After 90 days, my initial $3,000 has grown to $90,000.

This is not luck, nor is it a all-in gamble. Frankly speaking, it’s what most people look down on and can’t stick to—"rolling positions + position management."

Many people treat rolling positions as gambling. Actually, it’s about control—using discipline to exchange for compound interest.

My method is very simple, just three steps:

**Step 1, tentative entry**
Start with 25% of the principal to test the waters. If the direction is correct, add another 15%. Never go all-in at the start—that’s truly gambling.

**Step 2, profit rolling**
When floating profits reach 6%-9%, take partial profits, and immediately use that profit to add positions. Let the earned money keep making money—that’s the true essence of compound interest.

**Step 3, protect the principal**
After profits double, withdraw half to lock in as principal. The remaining continues to roll. The benefit of this is—even if there’s a loss later, the original investment is safe.

Throughout, I use low leverage. Someone once laughed at me saying, "How can you make money at this turtle speed?"

But interestingly, every time they frequently爆仓, my account is steadily accumulating through small wins. One round might earn a few hundred dollars, but after ten or twenty rounds? The snowball starts rolling.

Mainstream coins like ETH, XRP have different volatility characteristics, but the strategic logic is universal—behind 30x in 90 days, there’s no miracle. Only two things: compound interest, and unwavering discipline that never succumbs to emotions.

People always ask me, "Now the market has changed, does this still work?"

Of course, the market is changing, but human nature—human nature never changes. Greed and fear will always be the biggest enemies of traders.

The core of this method is never to teach you to get rich overnight. It’s about surviving in volatility through strict position rhythm control, making time your friend.

If you’re still holding positions and爆仓 frequently in the crypto circle, you really should consider a different approach. Lack of awareness leads to results like this.
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NewDAOdreamervip
· 7h ago
This logic makes sense. Rolling positions indeed last longer than all-in, but only a few actually stick with it. The seemingly simple three steps are the easiest to execute, but the hardest part is still the second step—taking profits is truly a skill. After a careful review, the core issue remains discipline. Most people lack this. 30x leverage sounds exaggerated, but if the logic holds, a long enough time cycle can indeed accumulate. I agree with low leverage; high leverage can wipe out in one wave. That's not trading, that's gambling.
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OnchainDetectivevip
· 7h ago
Wait, I need to analyze this data... Turning 3000U into 90,000U, 30 times in 90 days? According to on-chain data, such growth curves either have obvious capital connections behind them or... the trading pattern is abnormal. Through multi-address tracking, I found that the inflow and outflow of funds for these accounts are often quite particular. It’s obvious that accounts capable of stable compound interest have completely different wallet behavior patterns. While the typical rolling position technique does exist, I am more concerned about—how much of this 30-fold increase is actually genuine growth in holdings, and how much is illusion created by high leverage? I’ve already locked onto several suspicious addresses.
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CascadingDipBuyervip
· 7h ago
Rolling positions indeed look slow, but it's this kind of meticulous work that ultimately helps the account survive the longest. To be honest, you can't really feel the power of compound interest in the early stages; only when you do the math later does it become shocking. Discipline is indeed hard to maintain, but there are many who get wiped out. From 3000 to 90,000, this number looks intimidating, but when broken down, it's just a series of small wins stacked together. Low leverage is truly the foundation of staying alive and making money; high leverage is just a gambler's mentality. Those who fall into traps are always the ones trying to go all-in in one shot, only to get slapped in the face.
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TaxEvadervip
· 7h ago
That's right, discipline is indeed the foundation of making money. However, very few people can truly stick to it; most still want to double their money quickly. The strategy of rolling positions sounds simple, but it really tests one's mental resilience. I've seen too many people say "control risk" in the first two weeks, only to start going all-in and gambling in the third week. Low leverage and slow accumulation are indeed better than frequent margin calls, there's no denying that. The key is whether you can really endure those days when "nothing seems to be happening." But on the other hand, even with an emphasis on discipline, the number 30x can still easily lead beginners to have unrealistic expectations. Most people, after reading this, will probably still choose to believe that they can win this gamble.
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