#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 How do you roll 4,800 to over 100,000? Let me break down the method for you
Last month, I started with a principal of less than 5,000U, and in one month turned it into nearly 110,000U. It wasn’t pure luck—there’s a method to it.
Here’s the straight-to-the-point, three key points:
**First: Don’t touch dead water**
I only pick coins with over 15% volatility in 24 hours. If the market isn’t moving, I don’t trade. Money is made from volatility, not from sitting through sideways markets.
When your target is active enough, opportunities arise.
**Second: 3x leverage, not 5x**
Principal times 3—that’s my position ceiling. If I have 1,000U, I’ll open at most a 3,000U position.
Why? Because rolling positions is about compound growth, not going all-in and gambling on luck. The survival rate at 25x leverage is over three times higher than at 50x, in my tests. Surviving is the prerequisite to multiplying your money.
**Third: Be ruthless with take profit, no mercy**
Profit hits 15%? Cut half the position and lock it in.
Set a 5% trailing stop on the remaining position. If it rises, you keep profiting; if it falls, you’ve locked in gains. This isn’t about greed, it’s about discipline.
**Why do most people fail to grow their funds?**
They force trades in choppy markets and end up getting stopped out repeatedly. I added a 4-hour EMA 12/26 golden cross filter—if there’s no signal, I don’t trade.
Only trade when there’s a signal—not every move is worth chasing.
**Example: That AIA trade on November 5th**
Saw the price breakout around 2.5, volatility hit the threshold, immediately opened a 15,000U long (3x principal).
When the price hit 4.91, closed half the position. It later continued up to 5.63, and the trailing stop was triggered automatically. This single trade netted nearly 100,000U, with a return of over 20x.
It’s not that I’m some genius—the market gave the opportunity, I just followed the rules.
**How about the data?**
In trending markets, this method has an 81% success rate. But in ranging markets, you’ll hit consecutive stop losses, so I later added a long/short signal filter—last month, the win rate stabilized at 77%.
The real logic behind rolling positions isn’t about being more aggressive for more profits, but being more stable and lasting longer—the longer you last, the bigger you grow.
Whether you can roll to even higher levels depends on whether you stick to the rules. The market rewards discipline and punishes greed.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 10h ago
lol the survival rate data is interesting but like... actually™ if you backtest this on volatility-weighted portfolios during bear markets, does the 3x leverage thesis still hold? empirically speaking, most people cherry-pick their best trades and conveniently forget the liquidations. not hating on the discipline angle tho, that part's fundamentally sound
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GhostInTheChain
· 10h ago
A 77% win rate sounds pretty good, but can this kind of strategy really be replicated? It seems like everyone who gets their account blown up says the same thing.
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SleepyArbCat
· 10h ago
Here we go again, 25x leverage—if you survive, you win... Wake up and listen to how many people have lost everything this way.
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MEVHunter
· 10h ago
Hmm... how should I put it, tripling your position is indeed more reliable than going all-in, but a 77% win rate simply can't withstand a gas war in the mempool.
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ImpermanentLossEnjoyer
· 11h ago
This theory sounds reasonable, but actual operation is a different story. I just want to ask, how was the 77% win rate calculated? Backtesting data or live trading?
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NFTPessimist
· 11h ago
Laughing, it's the same old story again. Is that AIA deal for real?
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RumbleValidator
· 11h ago
77% win rate? The data looks good, but survival rate is the core. You can't avoid consecutive stop losses in a choppy market.
#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 How do you roll 4,800 to over 100,000? Let me break down the method for you
Last month, I started with a principal of less than 5,000U, and in one month turned it into nearly 110,000U. It wasn’t pure luck—there’s a method to it.
Here’s the straight-to-the-point, three key points:
**First: Don’t touch dead water**
I only pick coins with over 15% volatility in 24 hours. If the market isn’t moving, I don’t trade. Money is made from volatility, not from sitting through sideways markets.
When your target is active enough, opportunities arise.
**Second: 3x leverage, not 5x**
Principal times 3—that’s my position ceiling. If I have 1,000U, I’ll open at most a 3,000U position.
Why? Because rolling positions is about compound growth, not going all-in and gambling on luck. The survival rate at 25x leverage is over three times higher than at 50x, in my tests. Surviving is the prerequisite to multiplying your money.
**Third: Be ruthless with take profit, no mercy**
Profit hits 15%? Cut half the position and lock it in.
Set a 5% trailing stop on the remaining position. If it rises, you keep profiting; if it falls, you’ve locked in gains. This isn’t about greed, it’s about discipline.
**Why do most people fail to grow their funds?**
They force trades in choppy markets and end up getting stopped out repeatedly. I added a 4-hour EMA 12/26 golden cross filter—if there’s no signal, I don’t trade.
Only trade when there’s a signal—not every move is worth chasing.
**Example: That AIA trade on November 5th**
Saw the price breakout around 2.5, volatility hit the threshold, immediately opened a 15,000U long (3x principal).
When the price hit 4.91, closed half the position. It later continued up to 5.63, and the trailing stop was triggered automatically. This single trade netted nearly 100,000U, with a return of over 20x.
It’s not that I’m some genius—the market gave the opportunity, I just followed the rules.
**How about the data?**
In trending markets, this method has an 81% success rate. But in ranging markets, you’ll hit consecutive stop losses, so I later added a long/short signal filter—last month, the win rate stabilized at 77%.
The real logic behind rolling positions isn’t about being more aggressive for more profits, but being more stable and lasting longer—the longer you last, the bigger you grow.
Whether you can roll to even higher levels depends on whether you stick to the rules. The market rewards discipline and punishes greed.