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99% of people don't understand true position rolling!
If you're still using the basic method of "buy low, sell high," you'll never make big money!
The ultimate core of position rolling is: profit compound interest, not adding to the principal! This is also the root cause of 90% of people getting liquidated—crazy adding of principal after profit, and a wave of pullback directly resets to zero.
Correct operation: use 5% of the initial position to test the waters (use 150U out of 3000U), after a 30% profit, only add positions with the profit, never touch the principal; each additional position should not exceed 50% of the previous position to avoid profit retracement; after doubling the account, immediately withdraw the principal to stabilize your mindset.
Three deadly mistakes to avoid: going all-in immediately after profit, the market maker is just waiting for you to get overexcited and take the bait; adding to the position with floating profit but not stop-lossing, a wave of reverse fluctuation will lead to liquidation; greedily holding overnight, 3 a.m. is the golden time for big players to dump, overnight holding is equivalent to courting death.
There are also 3 details that 90% of people overlook, leading to liquidation: when profit reaches 50%, set a 1% profit protection order to prevent profit retracement; clear positions at 3 a.m. to avoid market dumps; in case of sudden disconnection from the exchange, be sure to hedge to avoid unexpected liquidation.
Yes, you read that right, 1.2 billion dollars in cash.
Doesn't that seem off? What were you doing last week? Were you just following the crowd and complaining? Were you staring at the K-line chart and scared to pee in the middle of the night? Were you quickly selling off bloodied chips?
No need to be embarrassed to admit it. Because the Q1 data is out: retail investors net sold 62,000 BTC. Meanwhile, institutions bought 69,000 BTC against the trend.
Who took whose chips?