A couple of days ago, a guy came to me complaining that he only had 800 U left in his account and asked if he could still turn things around.

My answer is straightforward: the size of the principal is not the issue; the key is whether you know how to play the "rolling warehouse" strategy.

Retail investors who want to survive in this circle have never relied on luck; they rely on the system.

I previously reached 120,000 U, and there are no secret weapons, just honestly rolling my funds out. For example—

Before BTC was about to break through the key resistance level last time, I first tested the waters with a light position and waited for the signal to confirm before following up. I made quite a solid profit during that wave of market movement.

This is the sense of rhythm. It's not about making random trades every day, but waiting until the trend is clear before taking action. Trying to force a move during a consolidation period? Isn't that just giving money to the market makers?

When increasing positions, one must be strategic. Most people hold on and average down when they incur losses, and they run away when they make a little profit, making it harder and harder to succeed. We do the opposite—

First, take a 5% position to test, and if there are profits, gradually increase; once the floating profit exceeds 50%, continue to add positions, with a reason for each step.

Profits should not be taken recklessly. I am used to a three-step approach: first, take some profits to stabilize my mindset; next, preserve the principal; and finally, keep a portion of the position to ride the trend for bigger gains.

In simple terms, rolling positions is a rhythm game. Whether it's too fast or too slow, it can easily lead to a blowout; you can only grow bigger by stepping on the right points, starting with 500U can also make a difference.

The market is still hot, and there are many opportunities hidden in the volatility. Today, you can keep an eye on these: FLUX, FIL, 0G, FET, ORDI, AR.

Many people are stuck in a deadlock, not because they are not working hard, but because they lack a wise person to guide them. The market is always there, and opportunities do not wait for anyone.