Why do some people grow their 20k USD to hundreds of thousands USD, while others go from 200k USD to zero?$DEXE

The answer might be different from what you think. Making money is never about high leverage, but about controlling risk. I used to think that rolling positions meant constantly adding to your position, continuing to bet when you profit—only to realize later that this is the fastest way to lose money. Truly effective position rolling has only three core points: first, start with a small position to test the waters; if the direction is correct, then increase profits. Each time you add to your position, use the money you've earned, not your principal. As the market moves further, be more conservative with your positions, not more aggressive. Many people get overexcited when they make money, and add positions when they lose money. As a result, profits don’t accumulate, and the account is wiped out first. Ultimately, trading isn’t about who catches the biggest trends, but about who can stay in the market before the big moves come. The market offers opportunities every day; your capital only happens once. Those who understand this are very likely already on the path to growth. Do you think the hardest part of rolling positions is the technique, or controlling your greed?