2026-01-03 06:21:40

Account liquidation 7 times leaving only 1800U, everyone around advises him to stay away from trading—yet after three months, this fund surprisingly grew to over 92,000U. What secrets are hidden behind this case?

Many people think of "rolling positions" as gambling, but the core is not about gambling at all; it’s a rigorous fund management system. The key word is "control": using small positions to achieve stable returns, then reinvesting profits to expand the trading space. That is the essence of rolling positions.

**Three steps to get started directly:**

First, use only 30% of the initial capital to test the waters. After confirming the direction, increase the position to 50%. Going all-in at the start is the most direct cause of liquidation.

Second, take partial profits when floating gains reach 7%-10%, then use these profits to add more positions. Let profits generate more profits—that’s the real magic of rolling positions.

Finally, when the account doubles, withdraw 50% of the profits to secure gains, and continue operating with the remaining funds. The principal remains in a zero-risk state, and the account grows thicker and thicker.

A real example: starting with 1800U, using only 2x leverage, taking profit at 9% floating gain per trade. Some mock this as too slow, but while others frequently get liquidated, this method steadily withdraws profits.

Earning 324U per trade, ten cycles total 3240U. It seems slow, but in reality, it’s the accumulation of profits and the effect of time compounding—like a snowball rolling downhill, the initial growth isn’t obvious, but the later growth curve becomes steep rapidly.

Verified cases around me: some grew steadily from 1200U to 25,000U, others from 1800U to 92,000U. Behind all this are strict position discipline and good rhythm control.

Market opportunities are never lacking; what’s lacking are traders who truly understand position control and can stick to discipline. Instead of repeatedly testing the edge of liquidation, it’s better to find the right approach and stick firmly to disciplined execution.

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RunWhenCut

· 2h ago

Oh no, this is exactly what I've been saying all along: control is the key, really. Exactly, I'm just worried that some people will still go all-in after reading this, and that's just asking for it. ------ Testing with small amounts is so crucial; many people go all-in right from the start, and it's no surprise they blow up. ------ Taking profits at 7% to 10%? It does seem slow, but it definitely leads to a longer lifespan. ------ The key is really discipline. The market offers opportunities every day; those who lack discipline are the ones who get wiped out. ------ From 1800 to 92,000... if this data is real, it truly demonstrates the power of time + compound interest. ------ The core of rolling over positions isn't gambling; it's that set of capital management systems. Too many people get it wrong. ------ I agree that principal is zero risk, but I'm just worried that some people might not understand and still want to gamble. ------ Frequent margin calls vs. stable withdrawals—just compare and you'll see the difference.

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SandwichDetector

· 14h ago

A reliable method must be refined this way; it's not something that can be matched by a gambler's mentality. --- Honestly, discipline in position control sounds easy but is hard to implement. Many people still can't resist going all-in and gambling. --- The number 92,000 can indeed be intimidating, but behind it is just compound interest over time plus not being greedy—nothing too mysterious. --- The problem is that most people can't endure the growth in the later stages; they are broken by their mindset within the first three months. --- Taking profit every time at 9% sounds painfully slow, but those who frequently get wiped out are even slower—losing everything in one go. --- The core of this method is just two words: discipline. It's much more important than the strategy itself, but unfortunately, not many people understand this.

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orphaned_block

· 22h ago

Honestly, the discipline of position control is indeed a watershed; most people simply can't do it. --- It's the same explanation again, but the problem is that they can't stick to it, and their mindset collapses. --- A 30% trial, 9% take profit process sounds simple, but executing it requires a very ruthless mindset... --- Every time I see these reviews, I feel that those who truly make money never boast, while those who boast have often already爆了. --- The core is just one sentence: knowing and doing are worlds apart; most people get stuck at the mindset hurdle. --- In the early stages, the returns are indeed slow to the point of explosion, and it's hard for anyone to hold on without wavering. --- The beauty of rolling positions is that it allows time to work for you, but the prerequisite is that you live long enough. --- The key is still to extract that 50%, and securing the gains is the step most easily destroyed by greed.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 22h ago

Sounds good, but the key is still execution... I've seen too many people who know the theory but can't implement discipline.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 22h ago

Sounds good, but the key is still execution. I've seen too many people who understand this theory but immediately go all-in on their first attempt... To put it simply, it's a mindset issue. It's really hard to hold on every time you take a 9% profit. The core of this method is patience, but being patient is the prerequisite for survival, right?

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ChainSpy

· 22h ago

To be honest, going from 1800U to 92,000 sounds unbelievable, but the details are indeed flawless... The key is still execution, as most people simply can't stick to this discipline.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 22h ago

In simple terms, don't be greedy. Starting with 30% profit guarantees a win. This is the right way to trade actively.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 23h ago

It sounds pretty stable, but the key is to have discipline. Most people simply can't stick to it. --- This logic is sound, the problem is human nature. Taking profits at 9%? I guess most people would think about waiting a bit longer. --- Everyone understands the snowball theory, but executing it is another matter. It's easiest to break your strategy during big ups and downs. --- Jumping from 1800 to 92,000 is indeed outrageous, but stories always outnumber those who actually make money. Anyway, I haven't seen many who truly stick to it. --- Alright, this methodology itself isn't very innovative. The core is just not to be fully invested or greedy. Those who can do it have already made their profits. --- Honestly, starting small and cycling through this idea is feasible, but psychological resilience is too difficult. One loss can basically break you. --- The core of rolling over positions is discipline, but this is a hundred times harder than technical skills. Out of ten people I see, nine fail due to lack of self-control.

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