#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 There is an invisible pattern in the trading market: the most powerful growth is never about getting rich overnight, but about "compound interest rolling snowballs."

The truly terrifying thing isn't a single big profit, but repeatedly accumulating small amounts into cash flow.

I've personally experienced this. My account started with just over 2000 USDT. By continuously adjusting positions and executing disciplined trades, I doubled it to 100,000 in three months. I used the same approach for assets like $PIPPIN, $AIOT, and $ICNT, with good results.

The strategy is simple: start with small positions to test the waters, lock in profits in layers, and once the trend is clear, accelerate the roll.

Once I did an experiment with 300 USDT. I only used 100x leverage, trading 300 USDT each time. When I earned 1%, I immediately took half profits, and the rest continued to compound. Doing this 11 times in a row, I turned 10 USDT into 10,000.

But why do most people fail at rolling positions? It's not because the method is bad, but because their mindset collapses.

Three common pitfalls: unwilling to lock in profits when in the green, always wanting to gamble for more; breaking down psychologically during losses, unwilling to cut losses; and constantly changing strategies—chasing different coins daily without a system.

I stick to two ironclad rules:
If the direction is wrong, cut immediately. Never stubbornly hold.
When losses reach a critical point, stop immediately, rest, and wait for your mindset to reset.

On the other hand, whenever profits reach 5,000 USDT, I start to withdraw in batches, realizing the gains.

Last year, during a period of good liquidity, I rolled 500 USDT into 500,000 in three days. But before that, I waited a full 4 months. I didn't chase after the chaos; I waited for my own big trend.

Rolling positions is not a gambler's game; it's a professional approach that connects discipline, timing, and volatility.

Being able to stay calm, endure loneliness, and execute strategies is what makes rolling positions truly a weapon.

Those who can't do these three things will only be repeatedly knocked down by the market.