2026-01-12 16:20:45

Many beginners are often discouraged by the volatility of the market. But actually, what truly helps ordinary people stand firm in the crypto world is not high leverage excitement, but the classic strategy of spot rolling.

Many experienced players eventually return to spot trading. I have an impression of a guy from Guangdong—starting with 3,000 yuan, he focused on spot trading and坚持滚仓, and in less than a year, his account multiplied six times. The secret is quite simple: use each profit to "feed" the principal.

For example, starting with 2000, earning 30%, then withdrawing 600 to spend, and continuing with the remaining 2000, enjoying compound interest repeatedly. It sounds simple, but it requires a method to do it.

How exactly to operate? Three key points:

**Identify the trend as the foundation.** Wait until the main cryptocurrencies' daily and weekly charts form a bullish alignment before acting. This way, the margin of error is naturally larger.

**Control the size of each batch.** Initially, only invest 30% of your funds to test the waters. If the market indeed meets expectations, then add more. Don't be greedy with take profits; if it rises 25%, sell half to lock in profits.

**Reassess after each round.** After a market cycle, withdraw 30%-40% of the profits, and continue investing the remaining funds into the next wave. Steady and sure wins the race, and time becomes your friend.

The crypto path can't be traveled alone for long. Sharing this approach is to help everyone pave a relatively stable route, so that ordinary people can also find their own rhythm in this market.

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TrustMeBro

· 8h ago

Sounds good, but what's the premise for a sixfold increase? The market needs to be strong. --- Compound interest is indeed attractive, but I'm just worried that greed might bring you back to the pre-liberation days. --- Spot trading rollover still boils down to making a profit to roll over; without profit, there's no talk of compound interest. --- Three months ago, a buddy operated like this, and as a result, the bear market hit bottom directly. His account is still in hibernation. --- Talking about building positions in batches is easy, but when it comes to critical moments, everyone wants to go all-in. Mental preparation is the hardest part. --- Steady and sure may sound boring, but it's definitely better than getting wiped out. I learned this lesson after being taught by high leverage once. --- Is a 25% take profit conservative? I think it still depends on the coin and the cycle. --- The problem is that identifying the trend now is itself difficult. Ten people analyze and come up with ten conclusions. Who knows who's right? --- This trading approach essentially relies on time and compound interest, provided the market moves in your favor. Otherwise, no matter how cautious, it's all in vain. --- I learned the importance of aiming for 30%-40% profits; otherwise, a single pullback could wipe everything out.

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4am_degen

· 21h ago

Honestly, this set of ideas sounds good, but how many people can really stick to it? Most people still can't resist temptation, and one wave of market movement leads them to go all in. The leverage logic my brother mentioned is sound, but the hardest part is the mindset. Rolling positions is indeed much more comfortable than contracts, no need to be on edge every day. Take profit at 25% and sell half? That requires such strong psychological resilience. Why do I always find it hard to sell unless I gain more? Spot trading is the real way, contracts are just a trap. It's easy to talk about finding the right trend, but in actual operation, there are a bunch of fake breakouts. Who can really rely on weekly charts to judge accurately? Building positions in batches really hits my pain point—I just can't control myself.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-12 21:34

It's indeed reasonable, but how many people can really stick to this method when it comes to execution? It's quite heartbreaking—after taking profits, you keep running, how strong does your mental resilience have to be? Compound interest sounds easy in theory, but in practice, it really depends on luck. I've seen many start off smoothly but then suddenly crash and burn. Taking half profits at 25%—that level of self-control isn't something everyone can have. Is the Guangdong brother's example really true, or just hype? Anyway, I haven't seen anyone this steady around me. Trading spot markets means you have to hold your ground; otherwise, you'll eventually get caught by FOMO.

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GateUser-ff519891

· 01-12 17:14

2026 Go Go Go 👊

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LiquidatedDreams

· 01-12 16:50

That's right, spot rollover is indeed much more reliable than contracts. However, the real challenge is persistence. Most people see a rise and want to go all in, only to lose everything and then regret it. The example from my buddy in Guangdong is indeed worth referencing, but the premise is that he didn't encounter a black swan; luck also plays a part. This method sounds simple, but in practice, it tests your mentality. I agree with the 25% take profit to lock in gains; greed is truly the biggest enemy in the crypto world.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 01-12 16:50

Basically, it's a game of compound interest, but not many can really stick with it. Wait, 3000x six times, this data needs to be verified, don’t let it be another fabricated case. Taking profit at 25% and selling half? That seems a bit conservative; when the market is good, I find it hard to sell. Spot rolling is just slow but steady, which is faster, but the premise is that you can withstand the volatility. Splitting into batches for building positions makes sense, but the key is choosing the right coins. No matter how stable the coin, if you pick the wrong one, it’s all for nothing. One sentence: stability is good, but I’m just worried about stability leading to a bear market.

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MEVictim

· 01-12 16:50

It sounds like yet another story of "as long as you persist, you can multiply sixfold," but the compound interest logic you mentioned is indeed sound; it's just that execution really tests human nature.

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AirdropHustler

· 01-12 16:28

In simple terms, it's the art of compound interest. It sounds easy, but few can truly stick with it. --- Hearing about a sixfold increase is exciting, but only those who can withstand emotional fluctuations are the winners. Most people still fall prey to greed. --- Entering a long position after a bullish alignment is the most critical point; otherwise, it's just gambling. --- Gradually building a position is indeed reliable. Trying 30% for the first time has saved me several times. --- Taking out 30% profit and letting the rest run is the right pace. Mastering this rhythm is the key to success. --- Rolling over positions is much more comfortable than all-in betting. It takes more time but keeps the heart less stressed. --- That guy from Guangdong probably has some luck involved, but his logic is indeed sound. --- The key is discipline: selling half after a 25% increase. Easy to say, but hard to do. --- Spot trading is indeed more moderate than futures, but patience is required. Not everyone can handle this pace.

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ArbitrageBot

· 01-12 16:23

Listen, listen, the spot rollover system is really reliable, much better than risking your life every day. But to be honest, how many people can really stick with it? Most just can't wait for that small compound interest. I just want to ask, did this guy from Guangdong also fall into a trap before realizing this truth? I agree with the point of taking half profits at 25%. Greed is truly the number one killer in the crypto world. People, the hardest part isn't finding the method, but following through to the end without giving up halfway.

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