#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 I've seen too many accounts grow to 1 million, only to be wiped out in the last trade and reset to zero.

The most extreme money-making method in the contract circle: Roll-over trading.

The thrill of this strategy is incomparable to just holding coins — it can turn your fortunes overnight or leave you dreaming in vain.

Someone with only 1,000 yuan for food managed to turn it into 100,000 yuan in just 3 months through roll-over trading. Stories like this are common in the crypto world. The core logic boils down to these three things:

**100x leverage + profit rollover + sticking to one direction**

Start by risking 300 USD to get a feel for it, opening only 10 USD contracts with 100x leverage. A 1% profit doubles your money; after profit, take out half, and continue with the remaining half. As long as you make 11 correct judgments in a row, 10 USD can turn into 10,000 — it's that simple mathematically.

But most people fall into these traps:

• Making profits and unwilling to close, always thinking there's more
• Losing and refusing to accept it, adding more to the losing position
• Switching directions on a single trade, getting slapped by the market's swings

My strict rules:

• Cut losses immediately when wrong; if more than 20 consecutive wrong trades, take a break
• When the account reaches 5,000 USD, withdraw to lock in profits — never hold on blindly

Last year's big market rally saw 500 USD grow to 500,000 in three days. But I stayed quiet for a full 4 months before doing anything, just waiting for the right moment.

Roll-over trading isn't a daily routine; it's a way to pass time when you're free. When real opportunities come, go all in.

Now someone asks me: Can I still do roll-over trading now?

I ask you a few questions:

• Is this round of market volatility intense enough?
• Is the trend truly a one-way move, not just oscillations?
• Can you really just eat the fish meat and not crave the tail?

If all three answers are "yes," then go for it. Otherwise, wait.