#数字货币市场回调 Holding $1000, watching $BTC hovering around $87700, you are confident it will go up.

If you choose spot trading, when it climbs to 92,000 (about a 20% increase), you can pocket 200 bucks— to be honest, this profit doesn’t even count as pocket money, let alone a turnaround.

Following reliable analysts to make some small profits is possible, but if you really want to break through capital limitations, rolling contracts is the way to go.

However, this matter cannot be done haphazardly; with a small capital, you need to leverage for great returns, and you must remember three iron rules:

**First, hold back your impulses and don't move recklessly.**

The key to rolling positions is the word "certainty". No market movement for a month or two? Then just wait. Don't get itchy hands at every price fluctuation.

The moment you really should take action is after Bitcoin has plummeted and has been grinding for a long time within a certain price range, then suddenly breaks upwards—this reversal point is what you should be watching.

**The second rule is to only recognize solid signals.**

Don't rush in just by looking at two K-lines. Wait for the price to firmly test the key support and show a clear breakout pattern. Confirm that the momentum is stable before taking action. Otherwise, it's easy to be deceived by a false breakout and end up getting hit.

**The third point, twice a year is enough.**

Don't think there are opportunities every day. Seize two highly certain major trends, and the returns will far exceed those who frequently enter and exit with repeated losses.

Let's talk about the matter of risks again.

In fact, setting the rules properly makes the risk of rolling over much lower than you think.

Assuming you now have a capital of 50,000 USD (note: this 50,000 must be earned previously, and do not touch it if you are still in the loss stage):

Buy Bitcoin at a price of $12,000, using a 10x leverage isolated margin mode, but only investing 10% of the position - in reality, this means using $5,000 as margin, resulting in a true leverage of only 1x.

Then set a 2% stop loss. Even if it is triggered, the loss will only be $1000, which will not be like those who open positions recklessly and end up with a total liquidation.

If $BTC rises to $13,200 (an increase of 10%), continue to add positions with 10% of the total capital, and set a stop loss at 2%. Even if this time it hits the stop loss, the previous gains can still cover it, and there will still be an 8% profit left.

If it rises to $18,000 (up 50%), and we increase our positions according to this set of rules each time, by the end of this market cycle, rolling $50,000 into $250,000 is highly likely.

Seizing such an opportunity again, breaking a million dollars is really not a dream.

Don't be scared off by the word "leverage." The essence of rolling small funds is to lock in risks with discipline and wait patiently for the right opportunity.