To be honest, I've actually managed to make tenfold returns in a single day a few times. Believe it or not, the method isn't that mysterious.
The core is just one thing: restraint. You absolutely can't be greedy with your positions. I've set a strict rule for myself—open a maximum of two trades at the same time, choose any direction (long or short), but the number of assets can't exceed two. Why? Because you can't keep track of more, and if you can't keep track, you're just waiting to get liquidated.
How do I pick assets? I usually watch the top gainers list, specifically looking for those altcoins where trading volume suddenly surges and they're about to move but haven't fully started yet. I don't even look at those that have already pumped to the moon. Also, pay attention to whether any new coins are getting listed that day—this is critical. You have to judge whether the main players intend to pump it or just dump on the market. If you get this wrong, you're working for nothing.
The boldest move is compounding. For example, if you profit on your first trade, don't rush to withdraw. Use your profits as margin for the next trade—use profit to chase more profit. I've tried this for several rounds, and as long as you keep your head cool, it really works consistently.
By the way, I've been watching RLS lately—the price action is pretty interesting.
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GETRICH1
· 12-03 06:20
Well said
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DefiVeteran
· 12-03 05:43
Rolling positions is indeed a ruthless move, but I always feel that thrill of almost wiping out... I'm also keeping an eye on RLS, but you have to be careful not to get dumped on by the whales.
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GasFeeTears
· 12-03 05:42
Yeah, this rollover strategy is really intense, but I think the key is still your mindset—if you get carried away, it’s game over.
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rugpull_survivor
· 12-03 05:31
Rolling over positions sounds simple, but when your account takes a nosedive, you'll truly understand what regret feels like, haha.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 12-03 05:27
Rolling positions sounds ruthless, but it's really hard not to get carried away. One bout of greed and you lose everything.
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0xLuckbox
· 12-03 05:26
I agree with you on the restraint part, but what I care more about is the mindset. Tenfold returns are really not the norm, man.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-03 05:23
Rolling over positions is indeed ruthless, but I'm just afraid that one all-in bet could send you back to square one, haha.
To be honest, I've actually managed to make tenfold returns in a single day a few times. Believe it or not, the method isn't that mysterious.
The core is just one thing: restraint. You absolutely can't be greedy with your positions. I've set a strict rule for myself—open a maximum of two trades at the same time, choose any direction (long or short), but the number of assets can't exceed two. Why? Because you can't keep track of more, and if you can't keep track, you're just waiting to get liquidated.
How do I pick assets? I usually watch the top gainers list, specifically looking for those altcoins where trading volume suddenly surges and they're about to move but haven't fully started yet. I don't even look at those that have already pumped to the moon. Also, pay attention to whether any new coins are getting listed that day—this is critical. You have to judge whether the main players intend to pump it or just dump on the market. If you get this wrong, you're working for nothing.
The boldest move is compounding. For example, if you profit on your first trade, don't rush to withdraw. Use your profits as margin for the next trade—use profit to chase more profit. I've tried this for several rounds, and as long as you keep your head cool, it really works consistently.
By the way, I've been watching RLS lately—the price action is pretty interesting.