#山寨币行情启动在即? Want to accumulate 1 million in the crypto world? The key lies in seizing those few true "position rolling critical hits"—using small positions to hone your skills. Once the signal is confirmed, strike hard and fast, strictly only going long, not short.
Identify typical features of position rolling: a long-term bottoming after a sharp decline, followed by a sudden volume breakout indicating trend reversal; the daily chart stabilizing above key moving averages with rising volume and price; or when the market seems calm, the main force has already quietly lurked.
Here's a specific strategy (assuming a 50,000 initial capital): always roll over with new profits, keeping total position within 10%, with leverage no more than 10x—actual leverage close to 1x is sufficient. Set a 2% stop-loss as the bottom line. When the price rises 10% above the entry, add to the position, only using 10% of the new profits, and always follow a 2% trailing stop-loss. Never go all-in, add more positions, or hold through losses; once the stop-loss is hit, exit immediately.
A 50% main upward wave can grow to 200,000 through compound interest, and capturing two such waves can nearly reach 1 million. Doing this correctly 3 to 4 times can turn 50,000 into tens of millions.
Remember these red lines of risk control: don’t roll in during sideways markets, don’t roll during prolonged declines, and avoid chasing risky news coins; protect your principal by limiting single-loss amounts to prevent total account liquidation; also, regularly take 30% of profits for leisure and enjoyment to curb greed.
The essence of position rolling is patience and waiting for opportunities—it's not gambling. Rest when the timing isn’t right, and don’t always need to strike. Once you’ve accumulated your first 1 million, the pattern can be copied and iterated. The market always rewards those who are well-prepared.
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PonziWhisperer
· 9h ago
Damn, it's the same story again. Every bull market, someone says the same thing.
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MechanicalMartel
· 9h ago
How nice it sounds, but how many people can really hold on until 1,000,000?
Stop-loss means you must exit at the first sign of trouble, this is easier to say than to do, everyone.
Rolling over positions is not gambling... then what about those losses I previously incurred?
The logic sounds very clear, but I'm just afraid that when it comes to execution, the mentality will collapse.
Compound interest sounds sexy, but in reality, more people are going all-in, haha.
The key is still that sentence — the market rewards those who have patience, provided you survive until that day.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 10h ago
Sounds good, but bro, how do you turn 50,000 into 1 million? It still seems like we need a real bull market to make that happen.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 10h ago
Basically, it's about stop-loss discipline, and most people can't do that.
Wait, can you really hold a 2% stop-loss? One gap and you're wiped out.
I think the most deceptive thing is "making 3 to 4 correct trades in a row," but I don't think they've even calculated that probability...
Closing positions sounds satisfying, but it's actually compound interest, provided you keep winning.
The key is mindset—when you make a profit, you want to go all-in. That's the biggest enemy.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 10h ago
It's the same theory again. Nice words would be waiting for the right opportunity, but in reality, it's just gambling with luck.
#山寨币行情启动在即? Want to accumulate 1 million in the crypto world? The key lies in seizing those few true "position rolling critical hits"—using small positions to hone your skills. Once the signal is confirmed, strike hard and fast, strictly only going long, not short.
Identify typical features of position rolling: a long-term bottoming after a sharp decline, followed by a sudden volume breakout indicating trend reversal; the daily chart stabilizing above key moving averages with rising volume and price; or when the market seems calm, the main force has already quietly lurked.
Here's a specific strategy (assuming a 50,000 initial capital): always roll over with new profits, keeping total position within 10%, with leverage no more than 10x—actual leverage close to 1x is sufficient. Set a 2% stop-loss as the bottom line. When the price rises 10% above the entry, add to the position, only using 10% of the new profits, and always follow a 2% trailing stop-loss. Never go all-in, add more positions, or hold through losses; once the stop-loss is hit, exit immediately.
A 50% main upward wave can grow to 200,000 through compound interest, and capturing two such waves can nearly reach 1 million. Doing this correctly 3 to 4 times can turn 50,000 into tens of millions.
Remember these red lines of risk control: don’t roll in during sideways markets, don’t roll during prolonged declines, and avoid chasing risky news coins; protect your principal by limiting single-loss amounts to prevent total account liquidation; also, regularly take 30% of profits for leisure and enjoyment to curb greed.
The essence of position rolling is patience and waiting for opportunities—it's not gambling. Rest when the timing isn’t right, and don’t always need to strike. Once you’ve accumulated your first 1 million, the pattern can be copied and iterated. The market always rewards those who are well-prepared.