Isn't the recent market making you a bit get carried away? Chasing when it rises and panicking when it falls, getting slapped in the face back and forth.

A friend asked me if it's possible to turn things around with just a few hundred U. To be honest, the amount of principal is not the key; the key is whether your rolling strategy is correct. Previously, someone turned 500 U into 130,000 U, and it wasn't relying on luck, but on method.

First of all: don't get carried away in a volatile market.

When the market lacks direction, the more you move, the more you lose. Only when the trend is clear can you work effectively. Remember before that breakout of BTC, we set our orders a day in advance, and the next day we directly profited, just waiting for that point.

Let's talk about the logic of increasing positions, many people get this wrong.

When losing, I desperately add to my position, and when making a profit, I run away at the slightest shake—this kind of play won't last long. My habit is to first take a 5% position to test the waters, and once there is a floating profit, I slowly add more. I only start to push for a heavy position when the floating profit reaches about 50%. This way, it rolls steadily and won't be countered by the position.

Don't set those rigid take-profit points; they may look professional but are actually traps.

We use a three-tier take profit strategy: first, lock in some profits for safety in the early stage, protect the cost line in the middle stage, and let the position run with the trend in the later stage. In simple terms, don’t rush to exit all at once; let the profitable positions continue to earn for you.

Rolling positions is a high-stakes activity; any misstep can lead to an explosion. But if you get the rhythm right, not to mention 500U, even 300U can be rolled up. These are all experiences gained through real operations, not just bragging.

The market is volatile now, which actually presents an opportunity. The key is not to rely on luck, but on methods and rhythm; that is how to go far.