#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 From fifty thousand to a million: a trap that can survive the Bear Market rollover strategy

Many people enter the circle with a target of tens of millions, only to find that they haven't even touched their first million. To be honest, this amount of money is your true moat – it can withstand pullbacks in a Bear Market and capture the main rise in a bull market.

I haven't been washed out these years, and it's not because I'm staring at the market every day to brush up on my points. The core is just two words: **wait** and **strike**. Usually, I practice with small positions, and when I encounter a major signal, I concentrate my firepower to make a move. And I only do long rollover, don't touch short positions.

When is it considered a "big signal"?

→ After a sharp decline, it consolidated for a long time, and then suddenly surged with high volume; this is what we call a true reversal.
→ The daily line has regained key moving averages, and trading volume has significantly increased.
→ While retail investors are still cursing and the hot searches are quiet, the main forces have actually been gathering chips at low positions.

How to rollover specifically? Take 50,000 as an example:

It's best that this 50,000 isn't your entire fortune; it should be profits earned previously. Use **isolated margin mode**, with a maximum of 10% of total funds used at a time, and leverage controlled within 10 times (the actual risk is actually just 1 time). Set the stop-loss line firmly at 2%, never go all in, never average down, and definitely do not hold onto positions.

After the target breaks through and rises by 10%, use the profit earned to increase the position. If you can capture 50% in a wave of main upward momentum, 50,000 directly turns into 200,000. Can you catch another round? There’s a high probability of reaching six figures. Theoretically, if you roll three to four times, going from 50,000 to 1,000,000, and then to 10,000,000 is really not just a pie in the sky.

**Three risk control lines, whoever breaks them will die:**

1. Do not rollover in fluctuating markets, do not rollover in downtrending coins, do not rollover in pure news speculation.
2. If the position is liquidated, the worst that can happen is losing the margin, the principal is still intact.
3. After each rollover, you must withdraw 30% of the profits; don't think about taking all the profits at once.

In simple terms, rollover is not about gambling with your life, it's about **waiting for certainty**. When the opportunity arises, you take action; if it hasn't come, you rest. Once you truly secure your first million, your perception of rhythm, position, and market sentiment will be completely different.

Don't force yourself when you're feeling confused. Want to take a steadier path? Follow me, and let's figure this out together.