Crypto circle has seen too many examples like this — accounts going from hundreds of thousands or millions, then getting completely liquidated in a single trade. Rolling positions is a thousand times more thrilling than hodling coins — you make money fast like flying, but lose money just as fast without a sound. There are countless examples of people who went down to just a few thousand in living expenses, then scraped together 100k in three months purely through rolling positions.

It boils down to three things: 100x leverage plus reinvesting profits, combined with stubbornly sticking to one direction. I started by testing with 500 USDT — opening a 100 USDT 100x contract each time. Earn 1% and you double it, take half the profits out, keep rolling the other half.

Mathematically it's delicious: if you're right just 11 times in a row, 100U becomes 100k. Sounds amazing right? But reality is 90% of people die here —

First trap: once you're profitable, you can't stop your hands, always wanting to make more. Second trap: when you lose, you can't swallow the loss, keep averaging down to fill the hole. Third trap: always changing directions, getting slapped around by the market.

The two iron rules I figured out myself for rolling: you must stop loss immediately when wrong, and if you're wrong 20 times straight, shut it down; once you hit 5000U profit, you must withdraw — absolutely no getting caught up in it.

There was a big market move last year, I rolled 600U into 420k in three days — but what you don't know is I waited nearly a month doing nothing before that. Rolling positions isn't about trading every day, it's about making one big move when the opportunity comes.

Now people still ask if they can still roll? I ask you three questions back: is the market volatile enough right now? Is the trend clearly one-directional? Can you just eat the fish body and not be greedy for the fish tail? If all three are "yes," then you can do it. Otherwise, don't bother.