#比特币对比代币化黄金 The craziest strategy I’ve seen? Rolling positions.

At least five friends around me have rolled their six-figure principal all the way down to zero. This game is way more intense than simply holding coins—there are only two endings: either financial freedom, or overnight back to square one.

The most outrageous case I’ve heard: someone who only had 1,000 yuan of living expenses left, but managed to roll it up to just over 100,000 in three months.

To put it simply, it’s three moves: open 100x leverage, throw all your profits back in, and bet hard on a one-way trend.

One buddy started with 300U for practice. He only opened 100x contracts with 10U each time—if the price rose 1%, he doubled his money. Every time he won, he withdrew half and rolled the other half. He got 11 correct in a row, and really turned 10U into 10,000.

But most people fall into these traps: can’t stop when making money, double down after losing, want to bet on every direction.

I set three hard rules for myself: cut losses immediately if I’m wrong, quit completely after 20 consecutive mistakes; cash out if I roll up to 5,000U; never get emotional or reckless no matter how urgent things feel.

Last year during that big market move, some actually turned 500U into 500,000 in three days—but you have to realize, they waited four months before that for the right conditions, with the market barely moving.

Rolling positions isn’t about opening trades every day. You only strike when the opportunity appears—one shot to win it all.

Can you still roll now? Depends on three things: is volatility high enough? Is the trend clearly one-sided? Can you just take that middle section and not get greedy for the top or bottom?

If you can say “yes” to all three, then go for it. If you’re still hesitating, it means you haven’t lost enough yet.

Rolling positions is basically gambling on timing. If you can’t keep your cool or stick to discipline, just hold spot and wait for the price to rise.

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