In the crypto world, no one can say they've never stepped on a pit. I am one of those who got hit the hardest.



After 7 consecutive liquidation events, with my account down to just 1,800 yuan, almost everyone around me advised: Give up, stop messing around.

But I didn't.

I坚持 using a set of **rollover + position control** strict rules, and in just 3 months, I managed to grow my account to 92,000 USDT. I'm not the chosen one, nor is it luck—it's discipline, step by step, that got me here. Throughout the process, I traded mainly mainstream coins like UNI and SOL, with no black swan miracles.

Many people dislike the idea of rollover, thinking it's just gambling. Actually, they misunderstand— the secret of rollover isn't about adding positions, but about **controlling the position size**. My approach involves these three steps, just copy them.

**Step 1: Start small, don’t go all-in immediately**

Use only 30% of your capital to test the waters. For an account of 1,800 yuan, enter with 540 yuan. Once the direction is confirmed, add 20%. Even if you push, you won't go full position. This isn't about being stingy with money, but about leaving room for adjustment.

**Step 2: Use profits to roll, not the principal**

When profits reach 7%-10%, take some profits off the table. Then use the earned money to add to your position, rolling forward. Many don't understand this—they always think profits should be reinvested. But in a reverse market, you can lose everything including principal and gains.

**Step 3: Double up and withdraw half, protect the principal**

Once the account doubles, immediately withdraw 50% of the profits, keeping the principal at zero-cost. This is crucial—the money you've earned must never be lost back.

**Pay attention to execution details**

Use only 2x leverage throughout, and take profit at 9% floating profit per trade—don't be greedy. Some laugh at my slow gains, but while they keep blowing up their accounts, I am already steadily withdrawing profits. This is the power of compound interest—initially like pushing a small snowball, but later it rolls bigger and bigger.

The crypto world is never short of opportunities and trends; what’s missing are those who truly understand risk control and can stick to discipline. If you're still repeatedly losing money, stop forcing the market. Use this logic and focus on execution. Those who survive and profit in this market are always the ones willing to take action but never reckless.
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WalletWhisperervip
· 4h ago
To be honest, the rebound from 1800 to 92,000 is indeed impressive, but three months? I always feel like it's a bit too smooth... However, there's definitely nothing wrong with position control; many people just get caught up in greed and lose.
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FreeRidervip
· 4h ago
Honestly, this set of logic sounds quite clear, but very few people can actually stick with it. I also wanted to learn this position control method, but I ended up greedily adding to my position during the first rebound... I'm still catching up now.
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GmGnSleepervip
· 4h ago
1800 to 92,000, this story sounds a bit familiar... but honestly, discipline is easy to talk about but hard to do, most people simply can't hold on I'm a believer in the strategy of taking profits without stopping losses, just afraid that when it comes to execution, greed takes over again The power of compound interest indeed feels like grinding tofu in the early stages, many people can't wait for the snowball to grow larger and end up self-destructing before that happens
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MEVictimvip
· 4h ago
Still daring to come back after 7 liquidations, this mindset is really incredible.
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DYORMastervip
· 4h ago
1800 to 92,000, I've heard this story too many times. The key question is, how many people can truly stick to this discipline? Honestly, it's just not being greedy; most people can't do it. There's nothing wrong with this logic, but executing it is really torturous, especially when watching the market soar. The biggest challenge in rolling over positions is mindset—getting a slight profit and wanting to go all-in, then ending up back at zero in one shot. The 9% take-profit point is well set; it's much more sober than those dreaming of tenfold gains. Doubling and taking half is indeed ruthless, essentially playing with other people's money forever. But I want to know, what was the hardest moment in these three months? Discipline sounds simple, but few can really endure for several months.
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