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#ETH价格走势解读 said a harsh word: I have seen too many people roll small funds into six figures, and in the end, with one last gamble, they Get Liquidated and lose everything. This way of playing is a hundred times more exciting than simply Coin Hoarding — it has led to direct financial freedom, and they ended up with nothing left, not even their principal.



At that time, I only had a thousand yuan left for living expenses, but I managed to get to a hundred thousand in three months using this trick. The core is three words: roll, wait, cut.

Start with 300 dollars, taking only 10 bucks each time to open a hundred times leverage. The strategy is rigid to the extreme—double your money with a 1% gain, take half and walk away, and let the other half continue to roll. Theoretically, winning 11 times in a row can turn 10 dollars into 10,000. Sounds great, right?

The problem is that most people won't even live to see that day.

The causes of death are nothing more than a few: being greedy after making profits and wanting to take one more bite; not accepting losses and crazily increasing positions to try to recover; or the most fatal—having an uncertain direction, being bullish today and bearish tomorrow, getting slapped in the face by the market back and forth.

I only follow two iron rules.
First, getting liquidated is wrong. Making the wrong move twenty times? That means the market is not right, just stop and don't touch it.
Second, you must withdraw the 5000 earned. Money that isn't in your pocket isn't yours; this must be engraved in your mind.

Last year there was a unilateral market trend. I started with 500 USD and in three days I made it to 500,000. But before that, I waited for a full four months without making a move. Rolling over positions is never about opening orders every day, but rather waiting for when the trend is clear and the volatility is large enough, to strike decisively.

Now there are still people asking me if they can roll? I only ask three questions: Is the market volatility large enough? Is the trend really one-sided? Can you only eat the middle part of the fish, without the head and tail?

If you answer "yes" to all three questions, then go for it. Still hesitating? It shows that you haven't been educated by the market thoroughly enough.

A final reminder: rolling positions is gambling with your life. It's either a club or a construction site, there is no third option.
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BoredRiceBallvip
· 11-25 19:08
Another "I made 100,000 in three months" story, I'm already tired of hearing it, but this time it’s truly enlightening, no nonsense. The truth is... it's harder to actually live until the moment of withdrawal than to win the lottery. --- Making a thousand times and surviving to make a thousand times are not even in the same league. What seems simple often traps people. --- Five thousand must be cashed out, this point is indeed harsh. Most people can't endure this discipline. --- Waiting four months without acting... just this alone eliminates ninety-nine percent of people, who can bear it? --- Once you get carried away with trying to recover losses, there’s no saving yourself, I have deep experience with this. --- To put it bluntly, it’s a clash of mentality and luck, greed can make you lose everything in one bite. --- So those of you still rolling over, you’re all just betting on luck, right? Nothing else. --- On the construction site or at the club, this statement is spot on, it's too real.
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HashBanditvip
· 11-25 17:37
nah tbh this is just dressed-up liquidation porn... back in my mining days i'd see the same pattern before the rekt posts flooded telegram. guy made 50k but skips over how many blew up trying the same thing. 100x leverage is literally asking the market to liquidate you in slow motion. the "discipline" angle sounds nice until you're down 40% in an hour and suddenly those two rules mean nothing lol
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LightningClickervip
· 11-25 03:13
Wow, this is the truth, most people die at that moment of greed. --- I have to remember this 5000 withdrawal rule, otherwise no amount of money is worth it. --- Waiting for four months without acting? That's the hardest part, I can't do it. --- Sounds easy, but those who can truly survive are one in a million. --- There’s no third road between the club and the construction site, that saying is spot on. --- Goodness, using a hundred times leverage is indeed ruthless, but it’s really a gamble with your life. --- Stopping after making twenty mistakes, that kind of discipline isn’t something everyone has. --- The problem is, who can only eat from the middle? Everyone wants a full plate.
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YieldHuntervip
· 11-24 14:37
ngl this is just ponzi math with extra steps... if you look at the data, compounding on 100x leverage is literally just variance until rekt. the math checks out until it doesn't, you know?
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ser_we_are_ngmivip
· 11-24 12:37
Listen, don't be fooled by this trap. How many people really make it to the day of withdrawal? I've seen too many people talk so smoothly, only to end up completely exposed. I just want to ask, how did you manage to get through those four months? Didn't your hands ever get itchy?
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HallucinationGrowervip
· 11-24 12:36
Listen, isn't this just gambler psychology, wrapped up in fancy packaging? It's the same old "I made a hundred thousand in three months" story. Who do you think you're fooling? If there really was such a stable method, would you still be here telling stories? Wait, you must withdraw five thousand? How does that roll into six figures? The logic doesn't add up, buddy. I've seen plenty of people get liquidated while playing with a hundred times leverage, but very few live to share their experiences. It's called discipline when framed nicely, but when looked at critically, it's just survivor bias getting its kicks.
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GasWastervip
· 11-24 12:25
It sounds like gambling wrapped up as investment; living on luck is really exhausting.
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