#隐私币板块集体上扬 The concept of contract rolling, I've seen too many people accumulate to a million and then hit reset in one final wave.
The most aggressive and extreme way to make money in the crypto world, honestly, boils down to one word: rolling. It's much more exciting than just holding coins — either explosive growth in a short period or instant extinction.
People with only 1,000 yuan for living expenses have managed to turn it into 100,000 in three months through rolling. Such examples are quite common. But why do many end up failing? Because success relies on three main factors: high leverage, profit reinvestment, and stubbornly sticking to a single direction.
One example I've seen: starting with only $300 to test the waters, opening 10-dollar contracts with 100x leverage each time. Making 1% profit doubles the position, take half profit and continue rolling the rest. Theoretically, as long as you succeed 11 times in a row, $10 can grow to $10,000. Sounds tempting, right?
But in reality? 90% of people get stuck in these traps — they can't bear to take profits and want more; they refuse to accept losses and keep adding more; they switch directions back and forth, repeatedly taught by the market.
My own strict rule is simple: if I judge wrong, I cut losses immediately; after 20 consecutive mistakes, I stop altogether. When profits reach $5,000, I must withdraw — never get greedy.
Last year, there was a market surge. I turned $500 into $500,000 in three days. But the key detail is — before that, I waited a full 4 months without making a single move. Rolling isn't something you do every day; it's a one-time move when the market presents an opportunity.
Now many people ask if they can still roll? I first ask a few questions: Is the volatility enough? Is the trend clear and one-sided enough? Can you only take the middle part, not greedy for the tail? If all three answers are "yes," then go ahead. Otherwise, it's better to hold your coins honestly.
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GweiTooHigh
· 18h ago
They are reluctant to leave after making a profit, and refuse to accept defeat after a loss. This is why 90% of people die stuck in a losing position.
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AirdropFatigue
· 18h ago
After all these years, the same advice applies—greed is the biggest enemy of rolling positions.
Hesitating to take profits is just slow suicide; I've seen too many cases like that.
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RunWhenCut
· 18h ago
That's correct, but 99% of people simply can't do it. Just being greedy alone can eliminate most of them.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 18h ago
Listen, listen, isn't this just the textbook of gambler psychology? I've seen countless cases of losing millions and starting over.
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ProofOfNothing
· 18h ago
Make a profit and run, suffer a loss and stop—that's the secret to survival. Most people die because of the two words greed.
#隐私币板块集体上扬 The concept of contract rolling, I've seen too many people accumulate to a million and then hit reset in one final wave.
The most aggressive and extreme way to make money in the crypto world, honestly, boils down to one word: rolling. It's much more exciting than just holding coins — either explosive growth in a short period or instant extinction.
People with only 1,000 yuan for living expenses have managed to turn it into 100,000 in three months through rolling. Such examples are quite common. But why do many end up failing? Because success relies on three main factors: high leverage, profit reinvestment, and stubbornly sticking to a single direction.
One example I've seen: starting with only $300 to test the waters, opening 10-dollar contracts with 100x leverage each time. Making 1% profit doubles the position, take half profit and continue rolling the rest. Theoretically, as long as you succeed 11 times in a row, $10 can grow to $10,000. Sounds tempting, right?
But in reality? 90% of people get stuck in these traps — they can't bear to take profits and want more; they refuse to accept losses and keep adding more; they switch directions back and forth, repeatedly taught by the market.
My own strict rule is simple: if I judge wrong, I cut losses immediately; after 20 consecutive mistakes, I stop altogether. When profits reach $5,000, I must withdraw — never get greedy.
Last year, there was a market surge. I turned $500 into $500,000 in three days. But the key detail is — before that, I waited a full 4 months without making a single move. Rolling isn't something you do every day; it's a one-time move when the market presents an opportunity.
Now many people ask if they can still roll? I first ask a few questions: Is the volatility enough? Is the trend clear and one-sided enough? Can you only take the middle part, not greedy for the tail? If all three answers are "yes," then go ahead. Otherwise, it's better to hold your coins honestly.