#数字资产市场动态 Have you ever heard of an account being halved from a million overnight and then exploding?

After years of navigating the digital asset trading world, the most heartbreaking realization isn't slowly losing everything, but rather accounts that shoot up like rockets and then shatter into pieces the moment they turn around.

Starting from a few thousand yuan and growing to six figures is actually not rare in the crypto market. In high-volatility coins like $JTO, doubling in a week is a daily occurrence. The real challenge is being able to walk away with these gains intact.

Most people's stories are the same: unrealized gains once soared to fifty thousand, a hundred thousand, but after a major correction, not only are the early profits wiped out completely, but the principal is also gone.

**The problem isn't the market or the technology, but a fatal flaw — being unable to stop.**

Many people interpret "rolling positions" as "trading every day and blindly adding positions," but in reality, the logic for steady account growth is the opposite: only act when the market conditions are sufficiently favorable, and the rest of the time stay in cash, wait, do nothing.

Those who blow up their contracts are almost always dealing with these three issues — trading in sideways markets without a clear trend, greedily increasing leverage after small gains, and holding on tightly after large drawdowns. The losses of many in $LDO are all due to falling into these three traps.

Those who truly manage to grow their accounts are often extremely disciplined. My three core principles for rolling positions are:

**First: Protect capital first when making the initial profit**
The first successful trade should secure profits and withdraw the initial capital immediately. All subsequent trades should only use the profits earned, which elevates your mental defense. There’s no more fear of "losing the principal," but instead, you’re betting with profits to earn more profits.

**Second: Be cautious the more you earn**
When unrealized gains reach your target, decisively move your stop-loss up, at least locking in half of the profits. You don’t need to catch every bottom and top of the market, but you absolutely must prevent a big retracement from wiping out your hard-earned gains. Sometimes, knowing when to stop is better than greedily trying to earn more.

**Third: Only trade when the trend is confirmed**
Don’t chase high trading frequency or bet on who’s faster. Only participate when the trend is clear and the direction is obvious. If the trend is uncertain, stay in cash and wait patiently, rather than entering randomly to try your luck.

The root of many traders’ tragedies is simple: it’s not that they can’t make money, but that they can’t hold onto it. In the digital asset market, the gap between the rich and the poor is never about who catches the most opportunities, but about who can protect their profits steadily.

Learn to wait, learn to take profits, learn to let go — only then can you talk about long-term doubling of returns and surviving longer in this high-risk market.