The compounding strategy of #数字货币市场洞察 has recently been hyped up again—as if you can easily multiply your principal dozens of times.



Wake up, this is not some secret formula for getting rich.

$PIPPIN is essentially just a bet amplifier: you start with a light position, and when a trend comes, you pile your unrealized profits back in, letting the market push your position like a snowball. The problem is—

$ACE has three fatal flaws that can wipe you out:

**Opportunities are extremely rare**
How many times a year does the market actually present a one-sided skyrocketing trend that fits the compounding criteria? Two times in a year is already a lot.

**Zero margin for error**
As your position gets heavier and heavier, one reversal and you won’t even have a chance to recover.

**Human nature is the hardest hurdle**
Can you really keep going all-in as you watch your paper profits pull back by 30%? Ninety percent of people will bail out halfway.

If you insist on trying, at least give yourself a backup plan:

→ Keep your initial position under 5% of your total capital
→ Only touch mainstream coins, avoid shitcoins
→ Strictly follow the “only add from unrealized profits” rule
→ Set your take-profit target in advance and exit when reached

To be honest:

Compounding is an interesting strategy to study, but don’t make it your main approach. The people who actually survive in this market don’t rely on betting right once—they survive by never letting themselves get liquidated.
PIPPIN46.13%
ACE43.41%
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shadowy_supercodervip
· 5h ago
Rolling over positions sounds nice, but in reality, it’s playing with fire. I’ve seen too many people wiped out by drawdowns. --- After watching the market for so many years, I believe in one thing—only by surviving can you make money; once you get liquidated, everything is for nothing. --- Starting with 5% is a great suggestion—a lot of people just can’t control that desire. --- “Zero margin for error” really hits home. Basically, it’s a gambler’s mentality. --- Two big pump opportunities per year? Feels like I’ve never actually encountered one that fits the criteria. --- Mainstream coins are one thing, but why do some people insist on touching stuff like LUNA? --- Human nature really is the hardest hurdle. Seeing floating profits pull back makes you panic—it’s impossible to just hold. --- Instead of studying rolling over positions, it’s better to think about how to make stable profits—that’s the real long-term business. --- Ninety percent of people get off halfway, and even the remaining ten percent don’t necessarily make money. --- Honestly, this article is way more reliable than those accounts hyping up getting rich through rolling over positions. --- Setting take-profit targets in advance is crucial, but most people simply can’t do it.
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AirdropAutomatonvip
· 6h ago
Absolutely right, these perpetual rollover dreamers really need to wake up. Every time the market moves, all sorts of secret strategies start flying around, but in the end, it's always just another scheme to fleece newcomers. --- "Zero margin for error" really hits home. I've seen too many people get completely wiped out just because of one wrong move. --- Ninety percent of people exit halfway, and out of the remaining ten, nine are forced out. Hilarious. --- The suggestion to start with 5% of your position sounds simple, but when the opportunity actually comes, how many people can resist going all in? I haven't seen anyone who can. --- Instead of studying this stuff, it's better to think about how to survive longer. That's the real skill. --- You still have to be selective with mainstream coins; don't chase every trend. And as for shitcoins, don't even touch that line. --- I've seen too many people watch their accounts go from six digits to three in an instant, all because they couldn't take profit. Greed is truly poison. --- The essence of perpetual rollover is using psychology to make quick money, but quick money gets lost just as fast. --- Setting your take-profit target in advance is the most practical advice. Execution is the real line between life and death. --- Getting two opportunities a year isn't that rare; the key is most people end up wasting both.
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RunWithRugsvip
· 6h ago
Rolling positions is playing with fire. I've seen too many people get lured in by this idea and end up getting liquidated. You're absolutely right, the margin for error is zero—just one pullback and it's all over. This kind of thing isn't suitable for regular people. It's better to stick to steady investments in mainstream coins, and not dream of getting rich overnight. Surviving is what truly matters.
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