Let me explain what the rollover method is.

Let's talk about the rollover strategy. Many people think this is risky, but I can tell you that the risk is very low, much lower than the logic of opening a contract you play.
If you only have 50,000, how can you start with 50,000? First, this 50,000 must be your profit; if you are still at a loss, then don't look any further.
If you open a position of 10,000 in Bitcoin with a leverage of 10 times, using the isolated margin mode, and only open 10% of the position, that means you only use 5,000 as margin, which is actually equivalent to 1x leverage, with a 2% stop loss. If you hit the stop loss, you only lose 2%, which is 1,000. How do those who get liquidated actually get liquidated? Even if you get liquidated, isn't it just a loss of 5,000? How can you lose everything?
If you are correct and Bitcoin rises to 11,000, you continue to invest 10% of your total capital, also setting a stop loss at 2%. If you hit the stop loss, you still make an 8% profit. What about the risk? Isn't it said that the risk is very high? And so on...
If Bitcoin rises to 15,000, and you successfully increase your position, in this 50% market movement, you should be able to earn around 200,000. Catching two such market movements would be around 1,000,000.
There is fundamentally no compound interest; 100 times is achieved through two 10 times, three 5 times, and four 3 times, not by compounding 10% or 20% every day or month. That's nonsense.
This content not only has operational logic, but also contains the core principles of trading and position management. As long as you understand position management, you will not lose everything.
This is just an example, the general idea is like this, the specific details still need to be pondered on by yourself.
The concept of rollover itself does not carry risk; not only does it not carry risk, but it is also one of the most correct approaches to futures trading. The risk lies in leverage. You can roll over with 10x leverage, and you can also do it with 1x. I generally use two or three times; capturing two instances results in similar returns of dozens of times, doesn't it? If worse comes to worst, you can use 0.x leverage. What does this have to do with rollover? This is clearly a matter of your own choice of leverage; I have never said to operate with high leverage.
Moreover, I have always emphasized that in the crypto space, one should only invest one-fifth of their money, and only one-tenth of their money in spot trading to play contracts. At this point, the funds in contracts only account for 2% of your total funds, and contracts only use two to three times leverage, and only trade Bitcoin, which can be said to reduce the risk to an extremely low level.
Would you feel heartbroken if you lost 20,000 out of 1,000,000?
It’s no fun if it’s always leveraged; people often say that rollover carries high risks and that making money is just a matter of luck. I'm not saying this to persuade you or to convince anyone else, as that would be pointless. I just hope that there are others with the same trading philosophy so that we can all play together.
There is currently no filtering mechanism, and there are always harsh voices that interfere with the recognition of those who want to watch.
▼Capital Management
Trading is not without risks, and risks can be mitigated through capital management. For instance, I have a contract account with $200,000, and my spot account ranges from $300,000 to over $1,000,000 randomly. When there are good opportunities, I invest more; when there are no opportunities, I invest less.
If luck is good, one can earn over 10 million RMB in a year, which is more than enough. If luck is bad, in the worst-case scenario, the contract account can be liquidated, but it doesn't matter. Spot earnings can compensate for the losses from the contract liquidation. After compensating, I can jump back in. Is it possible that I can't earn a single penny from spot trading in a year? I'm not that inexperienced.
It’s okay not to make money, but it’s not okay to lose money, so I haven’t been liquidated for a long time. Also, I often save a quarter or fifth of the profits I make from contracts separately, and even when I realize profits, I will keep a portion.
As an ordinary person, my personal advice is to use one-tenth of your spot position to trade contracts. For example, if you have 300,000, use 30,000 to trade. If you expose yourself, then invest the profits from the spot. After experiencing this eight to ten times, you will eventually pick up some insights. If you still haven't figured it out, then don't play; this industry may not be suitable for you.
▼How to grow small funds
Many people have many misconceptions about trading. For example, some believe that small capital should be used for short-term trading to grow their funds, which is completely a misconception. This way of thinking is essentially trying to exchange time for space, attempting to get rich overnight. Small capital should be used for medium to long-term trading to achieve significant growth.
Is a piece of paper thin enough? When a piece of paper is folded 27 times, it is 13 kilometers thick. If folded 10 more times to a total of 37 times, it would be thicker than the Earth. If it were folded 105 times, the entire universe would not be able to contain it.
If you have a principal of 30,000, you should think about how to triple it in one go, and then triple it again in the next wave... this way you'll have four to five hundred thousand. Instead of thinking about making 10% today and 20% tomorrow... this will eventually lead you to ruin.
Always remember, the smaller the capital, the more you should invest long-term, relying on the power of compound interest to grow significantly, and avoid short-term trading for small profits.
▼How to achieve risk-free contracts
There are always people saying that trading contracts is risky, talking about someone jumping off a building over 20 million. The real risk has always been with people, not the contracts. Contracts can be completely risk-free and maintain a good mindset.
1: Use other people's money to earn your own money, the risk is borne by the clients, you have no risk at all. For example, Buffett, Simmons, Soros, Zhang Lei, aren't all funds following this model? Most traders who become famous do it this way, in fact, 90% of private equity funds can't outperform the market. Isn't there also a service in the crypto circle that sells various services for trading on behalf of others, but this is relatively difficult, the premise is that you have to become famous first.
2. Use profits to play, for example, first invest 200,000 to buy spot, after half a year if you earn, take out 50,000 to play contracts, if you lose it, it's just the profit gone, no big deal, where is the risk?
You can't just blame the contract risks because you can't control yourself; contracts don't kill, your own greed does. #打榜优质内容#