#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 I've seen too many people roll their accounts to 1 million, only to get completely liquidated on a single trade

The most extreme money-making technique in futures trading: position rolling

The thrill of this approach is incomparable to holding coins — you could turn it around overnight, or your dreams could shatter just as fast

Someone with only 1000 left for food managed to make it to 100k in 3 months through rolling. These stories aren't uncommon in crypto. The core logic really comes down to three things:

**100x leverage + rolling profits + staying committed to one direction**

Started with just 300 in capital, opening only 10 in 100x contracts per trade. A 1% profit doubles it, then I cash out half and keep rolling the rest. If you nail 11 calls in a row, 10 can become 10,000 — it's that simple mathematically.

But most people fall into these traps:

• Once you're winning, you can't close the position, always thinking there's more to make
• When you lose, you won't admit defeat, throwing more money in to average down
• You switch directions on each trade, getting whipsawed by the market

My iron rules:

• Cut losses immediately, take a break if you're wrong 20+ times in a row
• Must withdraw when account hits 5000, absolutely no FOMO

Last year's bull run, I turned 500 into 500k in three days. But before that I sat still for 4 months doing nothing, just waiting for the wind to come.

Rolling isn't a day job, it's just passing time. Real opportunities — that's when you go all in.

Someone asked me now: can we still do rolling?

I ask you back:

• Is this cycle's volatility extreme enough?
• Is the trend truly one-directional, not just choppy range trading?
• Can you really just take the body and not get greedy on the tail?

If all three are "yes", then do it. Otherwise, wait.

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