I have seen too many living examples around me – accounts rolling into six figures, and the last decision wiped them out completely.

There is a strategy in contracts called rolling positions. It's more intense than hoarding coins by more than ten times; either you achieve financial freedom directly, or you return to the starting point and start over. There are indeed people who have a thousand yuan for living expenses and rely on this trick to reach a five-digit figure in three months. There are many such cases, and the core has three elements:

Extreme leverage + reinvest profits + stick to one direction and go all the way.

Start with 300 USD, opening 10 U leveraged contracts each time. Earning 1 point means doubling, and after getting it, take half out and let the remaining half continue to roll. If you correctly catch the direction 11 times in a row, 10 USD can roll into 10,000 USD!

But 90% of players fall into these traps:
• When there is paper profit, one can't hold back, always feeling there is still more to gain.
• After suffering losses, refusing to give up, and increasingly digging deeper into madness.
• Directional judgment is indecisive, with bulls and bears getting slapped back and forth.

The strict rules I set for myself:
• Immediately stop loss and admit defeat if judged wrong; if you make 20 mistakes in a row, completely stop and calm down.
• To earn 5000 USD, you must withdraw; never let greed take over.

Last year, I caught a one-sided market trend, turning 500 dollars into 500,000 in three days— but before that, I waited for four whole months without lifting a finger.

Rolling positions is not about opening orders every day; it's about waiting for the right opportunity to strike with full force.

Now there are still people asking: Is the timing right?

First, ask yourself three questions:
• Is the current volatility severe enough?
• Is the trend clear enough in one direction?
• Can you only eat the middle part and not be greedy for the ends?

If all three answers are affirmative, then let's get started.